DIY: How to Properly Aim 06+ Coupe Projectors
Originally Posted by JOKER
How about 05 lights.
Can you use same technique for 05?
Can you use same technique for 05?
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Hey redlude,
I just got my 06 headlights replaced, and according to my friend, he noted that one of my headlights was definately brighter than the other when I was behind him.
I'm assuming this is an aiming issue just as you described, correct? I'm thinking about taking it back for them to align.
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I just got my 06 headlights replaced, and according to my friend, he noted that one of my headlights was definately brighter than the other when I was behind him.
I'm assuming this is an aiming issue just as you described, correct? I'm thinking about taking it back for them to align.
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From: Seattle, WA
Originally Posted by skaterbasist
Hey redlude,
I just got my 06 headlights replaced, and according to my friend, he noted that one of my headlights was definately brighter than the other when I was behind him.
I'm assuming this is an aiming issue just as you described, correct? I'm thinking about taking it back for them to align.
.
I just got my 06 headlights replaced, and according to my friend, he noted that one of my headlights was definately brighter than the other when I was behind him.
I'm assuming this is an aiming issue just as you described, correct? I'm thinking about taking it back for them to align.
.
Originally Posted by redlude97
Check it yourself before taking it to the dealership, just go find a wall late at night and see if the cutoffs are even. At certain angles, one light will appear to be "brighter" than the other because of the stepped cutoff.



