There is a rubber cover on the back of the headlight assembly that’s about a 1 inch wide circle. Peel that off, being careful not to drop it into the engine bay. This will expose a hex nut that adjusts the light up and down. The headlights shipped with a hex key to use for adjustment.
There is a rubber cover on the back of the headlight assembly that’s about a 1 inch wide circle. Peel that off, being careful not to drop it into the engine bay. This will expose a hex nut that adjusts the light up and down. The headlights shipped with a hex key to use for adjustment.
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I had JW Speakers in my JK, I loved them. However, they were not the model with the heated headlamps. In snowstorms, the snow would pile up into the headlight cavities, and cut your lighting down a lot. I would have as much as a couple of inches of snow over the headlamps.
sounds good. Guess I have more research to do. I did not see the option for heated headlamps. But I will consider it, driving in the rain last night I couldn’t see anything but the water on my windshield. And i just rainxd the windows which worked really well but couldn’t see about 2 lane markers ahead of me with some cheaper headlights I thought where good. Knew I should have just went with the bang for buck jw speaker. Anyone have info on the oracles? Would like to weigh options just for knowledge?
Keep in mind ALL LED headlights run cooler than halogen, so it's not just an issue with JW Speaker. You'll have to decide the tradeoff between a 9" that packs with snow, vs a 7" heated with space around the headlamp. I'm hoping Speaker at some point comes out with a 9" headlamp. I'm not familiar with Oracle's quality at all; however, they are on my list of headlights under consideration.
very true but I already gave up that 9” option for some cheaper lights which I love the look but not the output. And Incase that gap is a worry morimoto I believe sells a 200$ bracket that’s a full buildable enclosure like the oem headlights. I think they can be found on Quadratec as well. But the gap isn’t as bad and I can deal with it, just not the output in the rain or snow.
