Where is the headlight height adjustment for the Magotan?

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VonTalia
07/25/25 1:09am
The headlight height adjustment for the Magotan is located in the engine compartment. Owners can adjust it as follows: 1. First, pull the engine compartment lock lever inside the car to unlock the engine compartment; 2. Then press the lever at the front of the engine compartment hood to lift it; 3. Use the hydraulic support to prop up the engine compartment hood; 4. After this, you can see the layout of the engine compartment, where the headlight height adjustment button is located at the top; 5. Use a screwdriver to turn the adjustment knob to adjust the height of the vehicle's lights—turning it upward will raise the headlights, while turning it downward will lower them; 6. After adjustment, turn on the headlights to observe if the beam position is suitable.
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Lorraine
08/10/25 4:02pm
I've been driving a Magotan for several years, and the headlight height adjustment is quite convenient. Usually, when you sit in the driver's seat, look to the left of the steering wheel or under the dashboard—there's a small knob marked with a headlight height symbol. Just turn it to adjust the height. To be more specific, Volkswagen models typically place this knob near the steering wheel on the center console, so you can easily spot it by looking down. If your new car has automatic adjustment, it will adapt to road conditions on its own without manual input. But if not, avoid adjusting while driving—safety first. It's best to park on level ground, start the car, test the lights, and adjust them properly to avoid blinding others or having poor visibility. If the knob doesn’t work, there might be an internal wiring issue, so a visit to the 4S shop is recommended. Regular maintenance checks on headlight height are crucial for clear and safe nighttime driving. Remember, proper light adjustment improves visibility and reduces accident risks.
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