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hey there guys i have notice that my head light are not pointing in the right direction, right one is like lighting up the ground and the left is like pointing to the right, when i pop the hood i can easly move the light around but it never stays in one spot, is this normal??? if not how do i makes these lights sit in the one spot and what is the best way for these to be adjusted since its night time at the moment and i really need these light working good, its like a danger right now

thanks

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they should be bolted to the front Radiator support .. they shouldn't move in there at all ..

the adjustment is Within that mounted area/headlight unit ..

if its moving, more than likely the are broken mounts.

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i had this problem, but in a 33. i found that the clip that locks them in needed to be bent. the clip has 2 prongs. 1 was holding tight (the 1 that actually clipped in) and the other was loose. i just undid the clip and bent the non-clipping prong towards the front of the car so that when don up it hit the bulb before the other. they hold fine now.

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