How to adjust the headlight height of the Volkswagen CC?

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ClaireLynn
07/29/25 6:11pm
Volkswagen CC's headlight height is automatically adjusted. If manual adjustment is needed, the method is as follows: 1. Open the hood, there are two vertical white plastic screws near the headlights, one for adjusting left and right and the other for adjusting height. The purpose of adjusting car headlight height is to obtain the best illumination distance by adjusting the headlight height to avoid danger. 2. Park the car 7.6 meters away from a wall, then turn on the lights, and adjust the light projection position based on the light's position on the wall. For models with a headlight adjustment switch that require manual height adjustment, before adjusting the headlights, the headlight height adjustment knob should first be set to the "0" position. 3. To set these standard lines on the wall, measure these three distances of the car headlight position in advance: distance A is the distance from the center of the low beam to the car's central axis; distance B is the distance from the center of the high beam to the car's central axis; distance C is the distance from the center of the low beam to the ground.
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