I replaced the headlight assemblies with eagle eye headlights How do I adjust the headlights. One shines up in the trees as if I was con hunting

Not sure exactly what eagle eye headlamps are.

Not sure about the adjustment on your car but manufacturers have become increasingly devious with placing their adjusters out of sight - many are accessed with an Allen key through holes in the bonnet catch rail and some are thoughtfully provided with thumb wheels though only contortionists can reach them. My friend has an 03 Citroen and his headlamps are supposed to adjust automatically once the correct alignment has been set using diagnostic equipment...

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How to Adjust a Headlamp Beam on a 2005 Chevrolet Cavalier...

When you replace the headlamp assembly in the 2005 Chevrolet Cavalier, you must also adjust the headlamp beams. Like most vehicles, there are two screws located on the headlamp assembly that control the vertical and horizontal direction of the headlamps. Proper adjustment is necessary for adequate visibility during nighttime driving; bad adjustment can make it difficult for you to see or make it difficult for oncoming drivers to see, creating a potentially dangerous situation. You can adjust the headlamp beams yourself with a screwdriver in about 15 minutes.
Park the Chevrolet Cavalier on a flat surface facing a wall or garage door approximately 15 feet away. Park the Car so that it is perpendicular to the wall.

Lift the hood and remove the plastic trim panel above each of the headlights. There are three plastic fasteners that secure the trim panel; pry the fasteners out using a flathead screwdriver. Lift the trim panel up to remove. There are two adjusting screws beneath the trim panel, one on the top of the headlamp assembly and one along the outer side of the headlamp assembly.

Turn the headlights on so that they shine on the wall. Ensure the headlights are on the "dim" setting.

Adjust the vertical bolt, located on the top of the headlight assembly near the center of the vehicle to raise or lower the headlight, using a crosspoint screwdriver. Turn the screw counterclockwise to lower the headlamp beam; turn the screw clockwise to raise the headlamp beam. Adjust the headlamp so that the beam is below a driver's eye level.

Adjust the horizontal bolt, located on the outer side of the headlamp assembly to move the headlamp beam right of left, using a crosspoint screwdriver. Turn the screw counterclockwise to move the headlamp beam right; turn the screw clockwise to turn the beam left. Adjust the headlamp so that the beam shines straight ahead or slightly toward the center of the vehicle.

Replace the plastic trim panel and fasteners and close the hood. Warning: raising the lights too high can make it difficult for other drivers to see you.

I don't know everything, but that sounds high to me

I installed eagle eyes aftermarket headlights on my 99 Chevy Tahoe I need to know how to adjust them. I know there is 2 adjustment nuts on top is that what I use to adjust them?

First of all is the headlight on your car free of oxidation.Lens cover should be clear not Foggy,Yellow.or Hazy.Most common problem when visibility is poor it;s because over time the headlights tends to oxidized.Hope this helps.But if your light is mis-alligned check with haynes manual for proper adjustment.

You should not try to adjust the headlights yourself because if you get them to where they shine in other drivers eyes when going down the road you could be fined for it.If you don't know how or where the beams should shine you could make it worse,they have to be a certain hieght and a certain angle.

Open your hood and right above both your headlights, there should be a bolt, screw or nut. It should be the only bolt directly over the center of the headlight. You should be able to tell that it has something to do with the headlight. I believe if you turn it like your tightening it that will bring it down. If not then youll have to go other way but I'm pretty sure thats right. You may not be able to see much of a diff. when your standing in front of them so make sure you check them often while your doing it. Park in front of a wall when its kinda dark out or a garage. Park about 10 feet back from wall and adjust till there pointing where you want them. Good luck.

You will have to park the car on a level ground facing a even wall in front, mark the headlight level, straight line.about 10 feets gap to the wall. Now adjust the high beam to be just below the line by about a foot. The low beam will now fall almost to the ground.
This can be corrected with a even setting on both the head lights.

I believe these have adjustment screws between the headlight bulb and the headlight bezzle on the top and bottom center of the headlight.

Crouch down so the bulb would be shining right in your eyes if it were on. You should see the adjustment screws I'm talking about in there.

You should be able to shine the lights on a garage door or wall and move the screws in or out to get the desired beam height you're looking for.

there is an adjustment screw on the back of the headlamp assembly. check the bulb and make that is installed straight with the metal tab lined up inside the hole.