heckler
Thanks for the detailed report! But then, I enjoy having folks flash their beams on me as then I can really show them brights!
I'm going to travel with a huge generator in the back so I better aim them down a speck. Last time a traveled at night fully loaded it was a total flash fest with other drivers! Thanks for the post Heckler. I'm sure it would take me hours hunting through the 9 volume paper manual to find that! LOL
I cranked them down a bit. About an inch at 10 feet. I know that's a lot when you get out there a ways, but I was even getting flashed with no load in the back. When I get a nice bug free warm summer night on a deserted flat level road, I'll really check the focus right. 
All UK Vehicles have an electronic adjustment switch in the Cabin ( legal requirement) so that the beam can be adjusted for load on the move !!
Quick headlight adjustment on 2014 Patriot
Hello, On my 2014 Patriot I open the hood. To the rear and above the light assembly is a metal bracket with two holes on it. Through one hole appears to be a plug which I did not touch. Through the other access hole however, is found a plastic screw for a 1/4" hex wrench. First I marked the position of the screw in the event I needed to return the original position. In my Patriot turning the screw clockwise 360 degrees lowered the beam. It was a quick and easily accessible five minute adjustment. Thanks to the previous posts in leading me to it. Hope it helps. Chief
Hello, On my 2014 Patriot I open the hood. To the rear and above the light assembly is a metal bracket with two holes on it. Through one hole appears to be a plug which I did not touch. Through the other access hole however, is found a plastic screw for a 1/4" hex wrench. First I marked the position of the screw in the event I needed to return the original position. In my Patriot turning the screw clockwise 360 degrees lowered the beam. It was a quick and easily accessible five minute adjustment. Thanks to the previous posts in leading me to it. Hope it helps. Chief
Anyone have a link for the pictures that are broken links in the first post. I was aligning my fog lights tonight and realized that my low beams seem to be awfully high (1.5-3.5' above the ground.) I need to go somewhere that is more level than my driveway, but if I know exactly what I'm doing, I can be done before someone questions what I'm doing...
Have you noticed a lot of people flashing their beams at you? I usually drive with the fog lights on and I hadn't had anyone do it until I changed from the Affinity 215 60 r17 to the Destination LE2 225 65 r17. Strange. Maybe a slight height adjustment. People used to flash their lights at me all the time when I had my lifted Mountaineer.
I may have to adjust mine. Mine looks like they are close together in beam. May need to spread the beam a bit. Anyone know if this can be done?
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