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I broke the height adjuster of the headligh

Toshi

By Toshi
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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I changed the Litronic HIDs. The lights may for US cars and the illuminating angle of the lights spreads to right side (the light field of the light has horizontally asymmetrical patterns). The driver side is right in Japan however, I tried to adjust the direction with screwing the adjusters on a lateral side of the light. I broke the adjuster because of the excessive screwing :oops:

Can I repair the adjusting mechanism?

Thanks in advance for information.

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Take the headlight out and look inside. You will see a ball & socket arrangement for the adjuster. You will need to use something to force the ball back into the socket. It hard because you are working in confined space but it can be fixed!

Good luck, it worked for me.

Roger

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