Jpump
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Last Saturday on my way home from work I ran over a piece of a tail light which got stuck under my car for a few hundred feet until I was able to pull over and check. I didn't see any damage, but since between then and now, I've noticed my headlight beams are off.
I checked last night after I got home from work after noticing my visibility had gotten worse and the driver adjustment screw does nothing. The passenger side works, but on the driver side the projector is just pointing down as low as it can. I can jiggle the light at the adjustment screw and see the projector moving up and down, but the the screw does nothing.
Is there anyway to fix the adjustor, or will it require opening the headlight to see what's wrong? If not, I won't bother taking my bumper off today to get the light out and I'll just skip to seeing if I can find a used OEM replacement. I'm not interested in paying $1,000 for a new headlight from Ford. I can't catch a break with my car lately.
I checked last night after I got home from work after noticing my visibility had gotten worse and the driver adjustment screw does nothing. The passenger side works, but on the driver side the projector is just pointing down as low as it can. I can jiggle the light at the adjustment screw and see the projector moving up and down, but the the screw does nothing.
Is there anyway to fix the adjustor, or will it require opening the headlight to see what's wrong? If not, I won't bother taking my bumper off today to get the light out and I'll just skip to seeing if I can find a used OEM replacement. I'm not interested in paying $1,000 for a new headlight from Ford. I can't catch a break with my car lately.
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