Hi all does anyone no if they ever did manual phase 3 head light adjusters? Or if a manual phase2 one would fit the crystals?
I was thinking about wiring in the electric ones but I don't no where to start
I do have the plugs and the switch but nothing in the middle.
I'd have thought you could swap to the manual ones tbh
What you mean? I was able to out an allan key into my ph3 crystals and height adjust them?
The phase 3s all came with the electric height adjusters for the switch inside. I didn't realise the older ones didn't have that though so can't help any further lol.
Ohhh then adjusters, they're only for if your towing a load or have a full car and the back end sinks a bit to stop dazzling others, though im guessing this is what you want?
(20-10-2013, 11:02 PM)mcglynn Wrote: [ -> ]Ohhh then adjusters, they're only for if your towing a load or have a full car and the back end sinks a bit to stop dazzling others, though im guessing this is what you want?
Yeah that's right....for when you have fat people in the back.
But sure with a full load how many actually other to use the adjuster! Not many based on oncoming drivers at me! Half them forget to turn off full beams lol...
(20-10-2013, 11:12 PM)mcglynn Wrote: [ -> ]But sure with a full load how many actually other to use the adjuster! Not many based on oncoming drivers at me! Half them forget to turn off full beams lol...
Tbh I've never changed mine in any car....
But theres no other electric adjuster for the headlights so that must be what he's after.
I adjust mine when ive hids in as I feel guilty haha!
At the moment my left light is pointing to the ground while my rite side is up in the air
So as you can imagen its not very good at night! Been a phase 1 when it was born I don't have the wiring loom to use electric if I wonted to adjust them.
But to sort that out you use the manual adjusters on the back of the light itself, that electric adjuster only changes the height of both the same amount.
Drive to a wall and turn ur dipped beams on and sort the height with an allan key