colen35

The adjusting screw on mine does not move the headlight at all. It is an aftermarket unit which was installed after repairs to front end damage.

Does anyone know what frequency band the remote uses? Is it possible that the feature could be triggered by remote controllers for other devices in the house? When I went out to get my newspaper this morning I noticed that both my front windows were down. All the windows were closed when the car was parked and I'm positive that I did not press any buttons on the key fob. The only remote controller used was for my TV set. My vehicle is a 2012 Fusion SEL 4-cyl.

I recently purchased a 2012 Fusion SEL and found that the passenger side headlight assembly had been replaced. It is out of adjustment and the aim adjusting screw odes not work. My question: is the aim adjusting screw integrated into the headlight assembly and will I have to replace the entire assembly in order to be able to adjust it? Colen Thomas Florida