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purple_corsa_gls	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 12:43
	cheers allan you cocky cnut :D It was my bosses son in law that changed it so he could have done anything. i'll just have to wait until tomorrow to see when i have the car. [Edited on 25-01-2005 by purple_corsa_gls]
James_DT	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 12:35
	The bulb, it'll have an adjuster. However, just changing the bulb shouldn't knock the light out of allignment.
_Allan_	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 12:34
	quote: Originally posted by purple_corsa_gls Angle what down a bit? the fucking bulb :o
purple_corsa_gls	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 12:32
	Angle what down a bit?
Ren	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:30
	seems simple to me, just angle it down a bit :boggle:
purple_corsa_gls	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:29
	Im not sure, just know the light isnt in line with the passenger side one. didnt know there was a difference. ill look tomorrow if/when i get it. If it was either the bulb or the unit would that be hard to sort out?
Adam-D	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 09:22
	how you mean? the whole unit or the buld is pointing up
purple_corsa_gls	posted on 25th Jan 05 at 08:57
	The car im probably buying had the bulb replaced in its headlight about aa month ago, and when that was done the headlight was left pointing up. Is this something that is easy enough to do, or is it quite fiddly? The reason the person im buying it off cant do it is because its my boss.