Is there a way to calibrate the auto level LED low beam headlights? This is my 3rd vehicle with LED lights and they are pointed low.....like very low.
I am not trying to blind anyone. But even with a regular sedan maybe 20 feet in front of me in traffic...well my lights dont even shine on their plates located on the trunk. The lights are really kinda at the bottom of the bumper, and under the car almost. It is really bad on hills, going down a hill they are pointed at the bottom of the hill, while the other side going back up is completely dark. I have noticed this issue driving the truck for less than a week. The LEDs are not like this on my TLC200.
I had a Prius that was also having this issue, turned out the auto level sensor that is suppose to be connected to the rear suspension had come completely off. Does the GX have a auto level sensor like this some where I can check?
Anyone else having this issue? Can you manually AIM them up a bit like old school lights? Or all they completely automated?
Just trying to get a couple ideas before I start tearing it apart or ask the dealer.
Thanks for your time.
I am not trying to blind anyone. But even with a regular sedan maybe 20 feet in front of me in traffic...well my lights dont even shine on their plates located on the trunk. The lights are really kinda at the bottom of the bumper, and under the car almost. It is really bad on hills, going down a hill they are pointed at the bottom of the hill, while the other side going back up is completely dark. I have noticed this issue driving the truck for less than a week. The LEDs are not like this on my TLC200.
I had a Prius that was also having this issue, turned out the auto level sensor that is suppose to be connected to the rear suspension had come completely off. Does the GX have a auto level sensor like this some where I can check?
Anyone else having this issue? Can you manually AIM them up a bit like old school lights? Or all they completely automated?
Just trying to get a couple ideas before I start tearing it apart or ask the dealer.
Thanks for your time.