How to Adjust Headlights on C5 Corvette

Today I adjusted my 2001 C5 Corvettes Headlights. Quick tutorial on how to do it, hope I helped you out!

[@corynitzsche]

I’ve been looking for a good video on adjusting these headlights for a while and this is the best I could have hoped for. Right to the point and explained perfectly. Thank you!

[@BlownInterceptor71]

This is the video I have been looking for, awesome, now that I have LED in, I can now adjust them. Thank You!!! Like and a Sub!

[@jerrycaldwell308]

Way to go dude! You just taught a 60!year old something new. My 50th Anniversary C5 thanks you too. Yeehaw

[@belowaveragemechanic3577]

That’s awesome!

[@jimferrill1790]

Thanks for taking the time to do this vid. You made it super simple.

[@lawrenceladner5473]

This was helpful. I bought a Chilton manual to learn how to adjust the headlights but it didn't go into this level of detail. It gave me no guidance on how high the adjustment aim point should be. It also doesn't say where the adjustment screws are located or how to access them. Thanks for the info.

[@capellerk]

Thanks! just what I needed to adjust mine

[@Bacon676]

Good visual on where the adjustment screws are located, but the two high spots are supposed to be lined up with each other, not stepping up twice. Your passenger side is adjusted too high with this. You also may need to adjust them both in a bit, so that the high spots of the cutoffs are closer together in the middle of the beam. When making these adjustments, try for 15-20 feet away from your surface, so you're not adjusting too high and then blinding oncoming drivers with out of adjustment housings.

[@GeekyJay79]

I was going to reply to the vid then seen your comment… 100% correct. A lil closer, no step up & as close to horizontal all the way across.

[@unclelarryb3022]

I disconnected and lubricated the Corvette C5 headlight wire harness clip. It was initially hooked to a small rectangular piece of plastic below the clip. You can see where the clip should slide in, however, I’ve tried and tried, but the large clip will not go back into the little rectangular piece. Any tips on how to do this would be much appreciated. Thank you so much. Love your videos.

[@Saltysailor83]

Great video! Helped me out a lot!

[@merlestoltz6111]

The adjustment screw you said was for side-to-side adjustment is NOT for that. It also changes the height... The shorter adjust screw mostly changes the high beams. I think these two screws work together to kind off twist the head light assembly. I had one high beam hitting the top the trees and the shorter screw was the only thing that would move it. This video was helpful, but I did not think it necessary to us wd40 or to remove cowling. Going thru the plug works just fine and a 1/4 socket fits over the adjust screw as well.

[@bjrnrunelarsen6064]

Thank you, great video👍

[@Ricovette]

Thanks for this upload! Thumbs up from me as usual... Stay safe... Rico

[@belowaveragemechanic3577]

You the man Rico!

[@unknownerror5926]

Looks like you have the aftermarket projector headlights too? Thanks for making this.

[@Yuuiiytrfbh]

Thx!

[@ddropski]

Mine do not have the cut off line which lef bulbs do you have?

[@novakanator]

Thank you!

[@ddropski]

I have ssme lights as you with sealight led but my line is missing

[@Axel-lb9gi]

Thank you!