dtaylor

Just removed and reinstalled the RS headlight hieght motor. (I thought it was a plug for the headlight bulb ...) Now RS headlight aim is way too high.

Any ideas on how to get this corrected?

dtaylor

Bump...

Anyone?

Mekare

I am a newbie here, so I may be incorrect, but I wonder if you might do like others have suggested for other electrical issues: detach the neg. battery post for half an hour to reset everything and reattach. This advice is strictly based on the hundreds of posts I've read regarding other issues. I hope it helps.

dtaylor

Thanks for th einput Mekare, but this is more of a mechanical issue.

denIS200

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Maybe this could help






Denis.

jimbosr1

there is a thread that shows how to correct this issue,i did it a year and a half ago.you will have to take the gear out and adjust then reinstall.i will search later today for it.well here you go.....https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...eup-w-pix.html

dtaylor

Thank you Jimbosr. Looks like this might do the trick. Did you try it on your car?

jimbosr1

yes i did and it works great.take your time though.

dtaylor

Was your issue the same as mine to begin with? I errantly removed the electric motor that moves the mechaism up and down..... sounds like the other posters had simple out of adjustment issues

dtaylor

Hmmm. My car looks different. I only have one grommet covered hole, but it does reveal the gear down in there that can be turned. I turned it but see no difference.

jimbosr1

my issue was one of my high beams was way to high and my low beams wasA little low.

dtaylor

My issue is that I removed the servo motor that drives the up and down motion of the headlight that happens when you first start the car. I reinstalled it, and that's when the trouble began. Evidently, the part of the light that moves up and down did not re-attach properly, and now the RS headlight points way too high.

jimbosr1

you might want to remove the servo motor and see if everything is installed right.

Mekare

I'm sorry I wasn't helpful. However, it appears you are now receiving more useful advice then mine. Good luck.