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Headlight not adjusting!
Hey guys this is my first post so help me out! I have the xenon self leveling headlights on my r53 and the drivers side points straight down. I had taken off my wheel to check the connection on the control arm and it is plugged in fine. See what happened was it was working and then i replaced my clutch and after that it stopped working! Please help i cant see at night.
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Sounds like the leveler in the front is bad or disconnected , I would also check the rear and bracket. But since its one of them, something internal might a broken.
Check out this thread for more info. Xenon headlights act weirdly when turned on - North American Motoring Thanks |
Solved similar problem on my R52
Originally Posted by agarabedian
(Post 16772)
Hey guys this is my first post so help me out! I have the xenon self leveling headlights on my r53 and the drivers side points straight down. I had taken off my wheel to check the connection on the control arm and it is plugged in fine. See what happened was it was working and then i replaced my clutch and after that it stopped working! Please help i cant see at night.
Then took out the light (after removing the 3 nuts that holds it) - and was still not able to see any problems, Re-connected to the car - adjusted up and down - noise, but no movement of anything. Could locate the motor, but it was impossible to get access to it. Search the internet, and found several places where the message was "impossible to solve - get a new headlight" - so I concluded - what to loose. So I cut out part of the lamp to get better access - and while I had somebody to adjust the lamp, I could now push and press different places - and suddenly it start moving. Turned out to be that the axel was too tight - so I greased it with thin grease - and it then worked perfectly, Closed the cover again - had planned to use glue, but ended just using duck-tape. Re-inserted the light - AND IT ALL WORKED AGAIN !! https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/minicoo...b7cf807f53.jpg Cut out this part of the headlight. MAKE sure not to cut too deep at the top where the motor is located https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/minicoo...7ed0fcc7c8.jpg Access to the motor and spindle https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/minicoo...7cfde91f64.jpg The screewdriver shows where the spindle is moving (or should be!). This is where I gave it some grease. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/minicoo...1e1cd1bde6.jpg placed the cut-out pease back again |
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