I saw it once but can't find the thread, Any tips on adjusting the lights after a lift? Thanks
There are several good threads about this topic. I recommend you run a search on headlight adjustment, there should be plenty of info there for you.
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Yeah, one of the threads from the early days walks you right through it. The thread I'm thinking of has pictures too. With a long Phillips head screwdriver it only takes a couple of minutes to do both headlights.
I still haven't adjusted mine. I drive with DRLs at night and still get flashed. Hehehehhehe.....I'll get around to it.
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I don't have a lift but was getting flashed every single time I drove at night. I adjusted the headlights down 10 teeth (on the rotating wheel) and I haven't been flashed once since then and that was many months ago.
I too was only driving with the parking lights and the DRL's on at night but you don't have the high beam/flash ability without the headlight switch set to on.
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__________________ 2007 FJ, 5AT, Sun Fusion Yellow, CQ, UP, GY, RB, 2Q, EL, VS.
"Wanted - young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over 18. Must be expert riders willing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred"
Original newspaper add placed by William Hepburn Russell, founder of the The Pony Express