What does turning the headlights clockwise do?

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Here is a detailed introduction about adjusting headlights clockwise: 1. Lowering headlights clockwise: Turning the adjustment screw clockwise with a screwdriver (i.e., rotating it to the right) will lower the headlight beam. Conversely, turning it counterclockwise will raise the beam. The headlight adjuster is designed to correct deviations in the headlight's illumination direction caused by factors such as vehicle load, prolonged vibration, or varying road conditions. Its function is to restore the headlights' illumination direction from deviated positions back to the standard direction, thereby improving lighting effectiveness. 2. Additional information: Headlights generally refer to high beams and low beams. They are primarily used for illumination during nighttime or in weather conditions requiring visibility, such as heavy fog or rain, and include both high and low beams.