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I just got new Silverstar Bulbs for my 06.They work awsome,I adjusted my fog lights up some.I marked the adjustment screw,turn them 3 full turns clockwise for each.This brings them up,the fog light beams now falls almost even with the headlights beam on the ground.Try it,if you do not like it turn the screws back.This is the only adjustment for the fog lights.There is no side to side,to get out of wack.You can turn your lights on at a wall,to get even if needed.
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