Auto-levelling Headlights

[mr gee]

the adjustment is the white screw on the lamp assembly

[kazmeyers]

I found the same issue. I had to adjust both of mine up a little.

The auto-levelling sequence is a very cool thing for those who have never seen it before.
Question though, I have found the headlights on my 'Roc to be aimed quite low once they do their auto-levelling and the distance that the beam covers isn't great compared to my previous car. Is there a way of adjusting the focal point? Similar to the adjustment screws of traditional halogen globe headlight assemblies.

[Razman10000]

the adjustment is the white screw on the lamp assembly

Thanks for that, I saw this screw but wasn't sure if that was what it was for/didn't want to touch something without knowing for sure.

[Rev 555]

Thanks for that, I saw this screw but wasn't sure if that was what it was for/didn't want to touch something without knowing for sure.

I recommend you take it to a proper auto electrician to get it professionally adjusted and calibrated using a headlight alignment tool. This will ensure accurate beam cut off points. Mine was way off after I lowered the car.

[JohnA]

I recommend you take it to a proper auto electrician to get it professionally adjusted and calibrated using a headlight alignment tool. This will ensure accurate beam cut off points. Mine was way off after I lowered the car.

damn, didnt even think of that. Havent driven mine in the dark since lowering...but mine isnt to the extreme of yours either

[Rev 555]

Auto-levelling Headlights

damn, didnt even think of that. Havent driven mine in the dark since lowering...but mine isnt to the extreme of yours either

Normally I wouldn't bother if I was just doing springs but I felt that the stock lights out of factory wasn't high enough In the first place. If you adjust yourself ensure you do it in small increments. It doesn't take much.

[Silver dub]

I noticed my headlights were super bad the other night, i had my high beams on most of my 2 hour trip home.

Luckily it was in the south east of vic and i had lots of bushes between me and the other cars on the other side of the road and it was 11:30 at night so not many peoples around.

[Muri777]

bad as in there isn't enough light coming out of it or bad as in its too-low bad…?

[Joe7777]

Would that be possible you sit too low not too bad on mine - perhaps I don't really care what's in the front haha.

Normally I wouldn't bother if I was just doing springs but I felt that the stock lights out of factory wasn't high enough In the first place. If you adjust yourself ensure you do it in small increments. It doesn't take much.

[Rev 555]

bad as in there isn't enough light coming out of it or bad as in its too-low bad…?

Too low - headlight beams are too short (not shining out far enough)

Would that be possible you sit too low not too bad on mine - perhaps I don't really care what's in the front haha.

thats why I had them adjusted Take your car further out of the city and you will see the difference. I do a bit of night driving on my favourite roads and I need to see the Apex a bit better.

[Silver dub]

bad as in there isn't enough light coming out of it or bad as in its too-low bad…?

Yeah bad as in i need to raise them up.

[RRRRIT]

does anyone know what bulbs they use?
just want to buy a pair just incase one blows,its not good having one headlight out.

[Muri777]

does anyone know what bulbs they use?
just want to buy a pair just incase one blows,its not good having one headlight out.

lol'd at this.

both dipped and high use H7, but id recommend buying oem bulbs

[pologti18t]

lol'd at this.

both dipped and high use H7, but id recommend buying oem bulbs

Aren't they HID headlights? If so, they certainly aren't H7.

[RRRRIT]

D1S HID bulbs and they arnt cheap either