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Nice! Thanks! There is already a replacement in the mail, so hopefully I won't have to give this a shot, but if the new one is bad too, I'll certainly be doing this! Mine is lifted, and I never adjusted my stock headlights as I had these black replacements planned when I lifted it. Now that they're in I want to make sure they are adjusted correctly, don't want to blind on coming traffic. Do fog lights adjust the same way? If so I need to click them down a little too.Carlson05 said:I know this is a bit late, but i just experienced this my self. Fixed the problem today... All you have to do is take the unit were the adjustment screw is, twist the whole thing left and pull it out like a light bulb. Looking closer at it from the back you can fit a large Allen key in there and screw it all the way in (lights will aim downward). Then push that sucker back in and twist it tight. Adjustment screw won't do any good at that point. but they should be positioned pretty good if you have a lift on your jeep. Will let ya know what i think about the position of mine tomorrow.
Much better. I can actually see the road now instead of the sky ahaha. If the replacements don't work out then give my suggestion a go. Takes 5 minutes.DB05wkNY said:Nice! Thanks! There is already a replacement in the mail, so hopefully I won't have to give this a shot, but if the new one is bad too, I'll certainly be doing this! Mine is lifted, and I never adjusted my stock headlights as I had these black replacements planned when I lifted it. Now that they're in I want to make sure they are adjusted correctly, don't want to blind on coming traffic. Do fog lights adjust the same way? If so I need to click them down a little too.
Those liners look great. Now I want them.Rugged Ridge mats fit nicely and seem like a quality product. Good price from Quadratec on these. Only $69.99 for fronts. Thanks to Snow4Lif3 for the heads up on these.
Only problem I can see with the mats is the diver's side has a hole for the clip so would allow water to leak through. Thinking a small circular piece of duck tape to cover it will solve this problem.