Auto levelling headlights on a lowered car

http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165603

Found this on another Forum which shows the correct procedure for the z4 headlight adjustment which may be handy for a few others too.

Ash
 
Just checked after messing with the levelling screws and I have a snapped front levelling arm :( now I'll have to replace the arm and get the headlights readjusted as I'm sure they will be mega out now :(
 
Machine monkey said:
I fived mine with some screws and a piece of metal. Only took a few minutes. And will save you loads!!

May have a go Mat,

I have found an aftermarket one overwise which is £20 cheaper if not.
 
Machine monkey said:
£20 for a new one... Its a no brainier

The new one is £50 lol

BMW want £70 odd!

I don't know why they thought making it out of plastic was agood idea!
 
hopz121 said:
Machine monkey said:
£20 for a new one... Its a no brainier

The new one is £50 lol

BMW want £70 odd!

I don't know why they thought making it out of plastic was agood idea!

Guess they didn't design in and plan on you messing with and breaking it :poke:

Frankly most get broken when folks overstretch them trying to slot springs in so wouldn't make any difference what they were made of when people are leaning on the lower wishbones...
 
cj10jeeper said:
hopz121 said:
Machine monkey said:
£20 for a new one... Its a no brainier

The new one is £50 lol

BMW want £70 odd!

I don't know why they thought making it out of plastic was agood idea!

Guess they didn't design in and plan on you messing with and breaking it :poke:

Frankly most get broken when folks overstretch them trying to slot springs in so wouldn't make any difference what they were made of when people are leaning on the lower wishbones...

I still blame it on the poor design :D

If BMW designed the suspension as well as Bilstein/eibach did I wouldn't have to change them in the first place :poke: :D
 
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