Are those lights easy to adjust? I've heard that they don't have any means of sighting them in... always wanted fixed headlamps on mine.I did. I taped them up all up with electric tape and them taped them together. Zip-tied it off to the side.
Nah, the headlight actuator is just a relay for the headlight motors. Since those are now gone, it's unnecessary. The Depo lights just plug-n-play and are good to go. They turn on and off like normal just no up and down.
RT, I had ZERO problem adjusting them. My problem wasn't my lights it was my car since my car had been in an accident and it was apparent on the passenger's side when I got the OEM lights out and had to slip these in.Are those lights easy to adjust? I've heard that they don't have any means of sighting them in... always wanted fixed headlamps on mine.
Thanks a lot - let us know how you like them after some night driving. I've replaced one of the headlamp motors and promised myself I wouldn't do another one. Plastic gears in a plastic case lifting something that heavy = bad design idea.RT, I had ZERO problem adjusting them. My problem wasn't my lights it was my car since my car had been in an accident and it was apparent on the passenger's side when I got the OEM lights out and had to slip these in.
I had to replace the Depo bracket with one I created and I also had to lengthen the holes in the other two brackets to get it to sit about right. If your car is in excellent condition these will slip right in and line up without a problem. I finished the install at night purposely so I could see how the lights lined up against my fence. If you have to adjust the lights themselves there is a screw at the bottom of them to raise up or lower the lights. If you have a screwdriver with a 2' shaft like I have from my days of fixing copiers, it's a snap but you still gotta remove the closeout panel from under the car.
This install is best done with a friend so one can be under the car tightening bolts and the other above positioning the lights into place.
You got it buddy! I've replaced the headlight motor myself but on my Trans Am. It's a pain in the arse and you are right, the design sucks!!!!Thanks a lot - let us know how you like them after some night driving. I've replaced one of the headlamp motors and promised myself I wouldn't do another one. Plastic gears in a plastic case lifting something that heavy = bad design idea.