What is the standard for low beam height adjustment?
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Low beam height adjustment standards vary depending on specific circumstances. Below is relevant information regarding headlight adjustment: 1. Headlight beam too high: Even if the vehicle has a headlight height adjustment knob, setting it to the initial "0" position may not help. The height can be adjusted by turning the corresponding adjustment knob located behind the headlight. The adjustment points and tools required differ across vehicle models, so it depends on the specific model—common tools include hex wrenches and Torx sockets. 2. Adjusting the in-cabin headlight height switch: The headlight height adjustment switch typically uses a rotary wheel marked with numbered positions. Higher numbers indicate higher beam angles, with the most suitable position varying based on actual conditions, as vehicle load can affect the outcome. 3. Automatic adjustment: Some vehicles are equipped with sensors that detect dynamic balance conditions and automatically adjust the lighting angle according to pre-programmed settings.