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Old 03-01-2020, 10:31 AM #1
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Adjusting low beams

I put a 3" lift in a few weeks ago and finally got around to adjusting the low beams down a little so I'm not blinding on coming traffic.. well after looking for over 30 mins, removing covers, looking in the owners manual, I can't see how to adjust my low beams. Tell me there's a trick I'm just missing. I'm pretty mechanical incline but damn this one got me stumped.. how do you adjust the low beams?
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Screwdriver straight down through the radiator cover.
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Remove the plastic panel by the radiator so you can get behind the grill/headlights.
There's an 8mm bolt that you turn to raise or lower the beam. A ratcheting box end works best.
The bolt also accepts a Phillip's screwdriver through a hole in the radiator support.

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Why would you remove the panel? There are access holes for the screwdriver.
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Why would you remove the panel? There are access holes for the screwdriver.
I removed the panel because I didn't know where the screw/bolts were.
Now I do.
I also wanted to look behind the grill. I've only had the truck for 3 months (now)

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Clockwise lowers if I remember right
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Clockwise lowers if I remember right
Here's the procedure I followed. It's a pretty good write up.

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Thanks guys! I was looking yesterday after a 16 hr shift, this morning it was right where it was when I adjusted the morimoto bulbs I installed months back and where you said the adjustment screw was. I feel kind Of duh..
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