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Does your truck not have self-leveling headlights? Or is the change outside their ability to handle?
by jdmichal 6y ago
Does your truck not have self-leveling headlights? Or is the change outside their ability to handle?
- ygra 6y agoIf it's outside the adjustment range, there's too much weight on the trailer hitch. There are limits (usually documented in the manual) and both the rear suspension and headlights are the reason for them.
- jdmichal 6y agoOr the hitch is placed at the wrong height for the trailer.
- oblib 6y agoI've not worked on newer cars in a long time, but when I did you could purchase "adjustable shock absorbers" that use compressed air to lift the back of your truck when it was loaded down with a heavy trailer attached to the trailer hitch.