21 LED Light Adjustments

Jryoung

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Is there any way to adjust the lower LED in the headlight assembly? I get flashed with high beams regularly and I didn't realize how bad it was until last night when I had to run down the street 150 yards or so to a store and I left my truck running with family inside. As I got close it the top bulb became clearly defined while the lower was still pretty blinding.

I can't find any specifics online, just full assembly adjustment which it doesn't seem I need. Any thoughts appreciated.

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Headlight misalignment from the factory seems to be a common problem for Super Duties. I adjusted mine using the garage wall as a guide using the adjustment screws. Highbeams still work great and light up further than I need to see ahead.
 
There are two screws, one per light, to adjust. Takes seconds. I've done it 2-3 times. My 22 was pointed high from factory then again after the Carli suspension install.

I pointed my truck at the back of my VW and basically turned them down until the LEDs weren't pointing at the rear glass.
 
There are two screws, one per light, to adjust. Takes seconds. I've done it 2-3 times. My 22 was pointed high from factory then again after the Carli suspension install.

I pointed my truck at the back of my VW and basically turned them down until the LEDs weren't pointing at the rear
 
First post should say rear glass. I turned the screws so the lights were pointing below the rear glass. From about 25ish feet away.
 
In low beam, the lower light is always going to be much brighter to the eye than the upper light. The lower light is your actual low beam headlight. The upper light isn't doing much of anything in low beam.

It is swapped on the '17-'19 Super Duty LED's.
 
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