Reply With QuoteI don't remember off the top of my head what the exact setup is on this
car, but most usually have a hex or torx bolt or a little wheel that a
phillips is inserted into. Check your headlamp carefully. It may be
physically broken, meaning you will need a new one.
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- 08-23 08:36 PM #1kcwGuest
Headlight alignment.
Well, it happened. I had my first accident in my 2001 Hyundai Accent.
Someone pulled out right in front of me and came to a compltete stop
accross two lanes. And bam, I hit them. Their car didn't have a
scratch, mine, minor damage. A crease in the bumper, the grill is out
pushed back about an inch athe top (on the passenger side.)
But enogh commiserating, the passenger side headlight is out of
alignment. Is there a way to adjust this? I have trouble believing
that those things come off the assembly line perfectly aligned. But
before I go looking in there and taking apart headlight assemblies I
was hoping someoine could give me a clue.
Kevin
- 08-23 10:04 PM #2hyundaitechGuest
Re: Headlight alignment.
- 08-23 10:49 PM #3kcwGuest
Re: Headlight alignment.
Well, the glass isn't broken, and it does light. Just lights
immediately in front of the car, the beams aren't in sync.
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 18:04:02 -0400, "hyundaitech"
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- 08-28 03:14 AM #4PaulGuest
Re: Headlight alignment.
kcw wrote:
HEADLAMP AIMING INSTRUCTIONS - Accent 2000-2002
http://www.hmaservice.com/webtech/iindex.asp?id=394877957#_394877957
Hope this helps.
Paul
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