What is the appropriate high beam setting for headlights?
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The headlight adjustment settings are as follows: "0" is the initial position, generally recommended when there is only the driver in the car; "1" is suitable when there is only the driver and front passenger, and no heavy items in the trunk; "2" is used when the car is fully occupied and the weight of items in the trunk is evenly distributed. Some models have five headlight height adjustment settings, ranging from empty load to full load, and so on. The heavier the car, the lower the headlight position should be. Here is some relevant information: 1. It is generally recommended that professionals or specialized equipment be used for adjustment. Individuals should not adjust it lightly, as this may lead to unforeseen consequences, ultimately requiring the vehicle to be sent back to a 4S shop for repair. Vehicle lighting regulations usually apply to the left and right of the low beam; the high beam typically does not need adjustment. The adjustment can be made via the knob at the rear of the headlight assembly, and the owner can adjust the lights themselves using tools. 2. When the vehicle is driven to a suitable safe position at night, the illumination range, width, and height of the vehicle's headlights can be controlled via the manual adjustment switch. H1 height should be up to 62.5 mm, H3 should not exceed 42 mm, H4 should not exceed 92 mm, H7 should be 59 mm, etc.
