Park the car about 25 feet from a wall or so. This is normal range for adjustment. Turn on your low beams. Now Pop the hood and take a look at your headlight On You will see a black rubber bump stop. This is used to adjust your hood height. Right behind that you will see a area where you can insert a screw driver into.The adjustment wheel is tucked down behind the headlight assembly. Look on the plastic trim at the top of either fender when the hood is open. On my coupe, there is a small picture with a double arrow and the letters "U" and "D" indicating directions to twist a screw driver to adjust the lights Up or Down. By peering into the engine bay behind An expert that has 1 follower. Park the car where the lights shine onto a wall. adjust the screw and see how much it moves. Need to pull your car about 20 feet from a wall. turn your lights on and adjust your screw and you will see the light beam go up or down. If your screw in on top it will be counter and if its on bottom it will be clock. 2.2 ictdi EX with:- flip key, foglight covers,folding mirrors with the central locking,watch a film on the sat-nav screen , tracker,aftermarket rear view camera, honda reversing sensors, ambient blue lighting front & rear with dimmer,speaker rings, ipod kit, brake light cover, 12" vibe sub with power cap
Hi, I'm hoping that someone can help me fix a problem 07 R18 sedan. The dial on the dashboard that one can adjust the height of the headlights with when towing a trailer etc. doesn't work in my car. I have tried to find any broken fuses and have also googled the problem, but I haven't been able
11248 posts · Joined 2002. #6 · Aug 14, 2007. civic headlights have a level built into the headlight, so when you turn the screw to aim it, you watch the bubble to see when it is level. whatever you do, do not aim the headlights so that they point above level as you will blind oncoming traffic. '98 Civic EX Coupe.
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