caperJ

Sorry missed the phillips comment

johnwill

Is ok, no harm done, we all just trying to git er done.

shoff95

Tonight I had better lighting, and realized that turning the screwdriver counter clockwise (as the manual says to) actually riases the angle of the lamps.
I went clockwise and watched the angle drop.

(Copied from the Ford Manual)

5. Locate the vertical adjuster on
each headlamp, then use a P2
Philips screwdriver to turn the
adjuster either counterclockwise (to
adjust down) or clockwise (to adjust
up) aligning the upper edge of the
light pattern up to the horizontal

line.

F1502010ford

Dose anyone know how many turns I have to go to get mine where they need to b I have 6" of lift I should of put a mark on the wall or something but I never gave it a thought till after lifting it leaving me no reference point

VolFire

It's in the manual. Just remember to drop your cutoff line on the wall about 4 inches to compensate for your lift.

stagalv

My 2011 manual says ...counterclockwise raises the lamp....

VolFire

Yeah I just checked the two manuals side by side and they are different. I think there might be incorrect info in the 3rd printing of the 2010 manual...

johnwill

Yes, they caught it and corrected it. Must have balled up a few people, thinking they doing the right thing, going by the book, but it did not work. Oh well, mistakes happen, at least someone caught it and Ford corrected it.

Derks f150

Thanks guys! Saved my ***!!

DesertPatriot

I have a 14 XLT and the book says you can only adjust the verticle not the horizontal. I feel like my lights shine too close to the truck. Any help would be greatly appreciated.