[professor matt]

i dont know if anybody else is experiencing this,but the amount of drivers flashing me to tell me my main beam is on:chairshot

 

[Scrappy]

Put your full beam on when they do and they will realise the error of their ways haha!

 

[professor matt]

a trip to the main stealer me thinks

 

[WoREoD]

Just in case you are uncertain, the car has auto-focussing headlights, not auto-levelling. In other words the bulb unit focuses on the small circular indentation(s) in the glass of the headlight unit.

If yours are set too high, then the whole unit needs to be adjusted.

 

[David.Yu]

Really? I thought it was a Euro requirement that all Xenon lights should be self-levelling and have washers.

 

[WoREoD]

I think it depends on the terminology. I remember some cars (citroens?) with auto-levelling lights where they adjusted for loading/unloading the boot.

However, I think the generally accepted implementation is for them to auto level (or whatever) within the headlight unit. This means if the headlight unit is out, it has to be adjusted (I've got the procedure somewhere for the Z!). I dont believe levelling as the vehicle load changes is a requirement.

And I may have used the wrong terminology (who me?) but if the drivers of opposing vehicles are flashing then it sounds like some adjustment of the unit is in order (surprised they get time to flash!).