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Berty Jones 16th March 2015 20:04

Xenon Lights.
 
Good evening all.

This is my first post asking for help, as the other things I needed I have already found, thanks to this great forum.

I recently bought a 2004 ZT+ diesel, and has Xenon lights fitted. I changes the bulb things as they originally had a stupid a not very effective blue colour to them, and now they are much brighter (6000k I believe) and far more effective.

However, the passenger side seems to sit lower. By that, I mean if I park in front of a wall, the left on points lower than the right. If that makes sense. I thought they were self levelling, so have no idea why this had done it.

Any help/guidance is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

klarzy 16th March 2015 20:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Berty Jones (Post 1949953)
Good evening all.

This is my first post asking for help, as the other things I needed I have already found, thanks to this great forum.

I recently bought a 2004 ZT+ diesel, and has Xenon lights fitted. I changes the bulb things as they originally had a stupid a not very effective blue colour to them, and now they are much brighter (6000k I believe) and far more effective.

However, the passenger side seems to sit lower. By that, I mean if I park in front of a wall, the left on points lower than the right. If that makes sense. I thought they were self levelling, so have no idea why this had done it.

Any help/guidance is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Welcome to the club

by self levelling it refers to the lights as a pair pitching up and down in unison with the movement of the front suspension, each light can however be adjusted independently

you need to turn one of the white hexagonal sockets on the back of the light cluster... the one closer to the outside wing does right / left (ish) and the one in the middle of each cluster does up / down... you will need an 8 mm allen key (I think...)

Berty Jones 16th March 2015 20:11

WOW! I didn't expect an instant response. Many thanks. I shall have a look tomorrow.

Billy1mate 16th March 2015 20:15

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Originally Posted by Berty Jones (Post 1949973)
WOW! I didn't expect an instant response. Many thanks. I shall have a look tomorrow.

With such a quick response, you have to go and do it now, thems the rules!;):D:getmecoat:

suzublu 16th March 2015 20:16

If you have factory fitted xenons with self leveling, you need to check if one of the arms has inverted, see here...http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ad.php?t=40424

Berty Jones 16th March 2015 20:16

I would, but the headlight is pointing the wrong direction to see. Sorry.

klarzy 16th March 2015 20:17

look at the pic in the middle of this post... the white wheel in the middle is attached to the socket you need...

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...93&postcount=1

Berty Jones 16th March 2015 20:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com (Post 1949987)
look at the pic in the middle of this post... the white wheel in the middle is attached to the socket you need...

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...93&postcount=1

Brilliant, thank you Klarzy. Top man!

klarzy 16th March 2015 20:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Berty Jones (Post 1949983)
I would, but the headlight is pointing the wrong direction to see. Sorry.

if you stand in front of it with light clothing on then you bounce enough light back to see in the engine bay...;)

suzublu 16th March 2015 20:27

Adjusting them won't do any good if the arms have flipped:shrug::getmecoat:


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