Adjustment for LED Headlamps

[Oldbay]

Hey Folks,

 

I get my 2017 Silverado LTZ in two weeks and was wondering if the adjustment screw/bolt for the LED headlamps is easily accessible. I've head that many seem to come from the factory dialed in a bit too high.

 

Regards,

John

[Boardmember]

I'd say mine were too low - just a bit - but recognize the cut off is purposeful. Id like it higher but got used to it. Not driven any highway distance at night however.

 

I have never been flashed by oncoming drivers.

 

(Yes, LED)

[lerbud]

My 2016 has a phillips screw for adjustment. I moved mine up just a little, Have not been flashed at all.

[Boardmember]

How do you know how much and if they remain even? I'd like to do this but afraid I'll get them out of whack and never get them back.

[lerbud]

I adjusted mine on the garage door. Easy to see them move and to line up.

[Oldbay]

Awesome...thanks guys. I typcially check headlamp aim right away. I've had a few vehicles with the lamps aimed way too high.

 

John

[ScottMA]

I get flashed a lot so i'll be looking into turning mine down a little.

[1300c]

I think the problem is a flare up on the cutoff line of the projector. I noticed it when I parked 10 feet from a wall. The cutoff line doesn't stay level but goes up on the right side of both projectors. I think this is what is causing us to get high beamed. It would also explain why signs on the side of the road light up, but the light isn't as high directly in front.