BlackSapphireZ said:you either need new set of projectors or headlights, OR new shield. but getting new shield would be near impossible. you'd be better off finding the projectors.
should look into EBAY USA for LHD units. plenty of them out there for cheap. PAIR of bi-xenon projectors cost around $150. remember, ones from MAXIMA, E55 and E60(5 series) fit the Z4. Same projectors.
GP20 said:Why couldn't you just manually adjust the headlights from the engine bay so your passenger side points lower and the drive side points higher?
mason storm said:as far as I can see this only shows yu how to access the bulbs it doesn't say anything about changing the angle of the beam?
cj10jeeper said:mason storm said:as far as I can see this only shows yu how to access the bulbs it doesn't say anything about changing the angle of the beam?
The lever I refer to does not alter the angle of the beam at all. It lowers a blanking plate (well actually raises it as the light source is inverted by the lens but that would confuse...lol) that cuts of part of the beam. Very different to adjusting the headlamps for normal and correct alignment and direction.
cj10jeeper said:mason storm said:as far as I can see this only shows yu how to access the bulbs it doesn't say anything about changing the angle of the beam?
The lever I refer to does not alter the angle of the beam at all. It lowers a blanking plate (well actually raises it as the light source is inverted by the lens but that would confuse...lol) that cuts of part of the beam. Very different to adjusting the headlamps for normal and correct alignment and direction.
cj10jeeper said:bras0782
I cannot get to my handbook to check what you are referring to, as it's 500 miles away at home.
If you mean the knurled adjusters they are for beam alignment on Z4 headlights (up, down left, right). They will not blank off the beam that points left and up, which in the UK of course illuminates the pavement/hedge and in Europe would dazzle oncoming drivers.
All adjustment for Europe is through the rear access panel as mentioned above.