How to adjust the headlight height of the Enclave S?

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VonConnor
07/24/25 9:06am
The adjustment device is located on the exterior light control panel to the left of the steering wheel. Rotate the adjustment gear to adjust the headlight height. Automatic headlight height adjustment is based on the vehicle's self-sensing mechanism.
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ValentinaFitz
08/11/25 4:33am
People who have driven for several years will tell you that adjusting the headlight height on the Enclave S is quite simple. Just look for a round knob on the lower left side of the dashboard near the driver's seat, usually labeled for headlight height adjustment. Turn it to the left to lower the beam and to the right to raise it. If the rear seats are loaded with heavy items or when driving uphill, raising the headlights helps improve road visibility; conversely, if they're too high, they may blind oncoming drivers, which is unsafe. It's best to adjust them after turning off the engine and verify the effect during a test drive. Referring to the illustrated instructions in the owner's manual is more reliable—my habit is to check the light settings every six months. Never modify the electrical circuits yourself; safety comes first. This adjustment takes just a minute, and maintaining this routine ensures peace of mind during night driving.
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