Headlight adjustments?

[Captain Ficho]

Haven't had a chance to look yet, but I know my lowbeam is aimed way too high. And I mean 'blind oncoming drivers in SUVs' high. I was wondering if anyone could give me a tip on where the vertical adjust is. It's really cold outside and I'd like to save myself the time of finding it myself.

 

Edit: I have a 92 Cutlass Supreme Int'l Series 4dr.

[ManicMechanic]

I do believe it's a T15 torx screw on top...Not entirely sure which one it is as I don't have a sedan.

[Captain Ficho]

This morning I had a look quickly while I let the car warm up and figured it was the torx screw... and I noticed it was completely stripped. I was hoping nobody would say that. If that is it, I'm going to have to spend more time in the cold fighting with it now. Damnit!

[GutlessSupreme]

I fucking hate those adjustment screws, I've striped quite a few. They're always rusted into place and don't want to turn worth a damn.

[ns87]

I stripped my screw. Try using a pair of players on the head of the screw. It should spin pretty freely and work

[SteveH]

http://www.blasterproducts.com/ Don't Bust your knuckles bust your nuts. http://www.blasterproducts.com/store/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=1

[Captain Ficho]

So I went out yesterday and there was a little bit left in the screw so I put in my screwdriver and it broke the screwdriver. Goddamn those things are tough. It looks seriously rusted into place. I took the pliers and tried those after but it still wouldn't budge.

[jmoore4294]

I used a 1/4" socket to turn my stripped ones. But I have the mini-quads, not sure if the adjusting screws are the same.

[SteveH]

Try the web site I mentioned above. That might loosen it up.