i had this same problem....
there is the search button, but since im bored, ill explain how to do it here.
basically, you go in there
-when the headlights are down, the light thats up, you remove the black plastic surrounding the headlight.
-then theres a lil plastic cup, on the end of a threaded rod.
unclip that and let it fall down, youll need it later, but now, now your gonna remove the whole headlight housing... belive me, its easier this way.
-theres about 5 bolts and nuts holding the whole headlight assembly in.
pull it out, and set it aside.
-find the lil threaded rod with the plastic cup, and theres a bolt that connects it to the motor, loosen it.
-go in the car, and raise the headlights up.
-grab your threaded rod, and lift it up so its at about the same angle as the one on the other headlight, and make sure that the part that bolts it to the headlight motor is able to turn into place so that the end that connects to the threaded rod is pointing roughly up.
-tighten the bolt connecting it to the motor.
-have your friend hold the light in position, and check to see that the plastic cup can still clip on the knob where it came off of... if not, you can turn the rod to adjust the length.
-smile, and reassemble in reverse order, and it should all come into place for you
there is the search button, but since im bored, ill explain how to do it here.
basically, you go in there
-when the headlights are down, the light thats up, you remove the black plastic surrounding the headlight.
-then theres a lil plastic cup, on the end of a threaded rod.
unclip that and let it fall down, youll need it later, but now, now your gonna remove the whole headlight housing... belive me, its easier this way.
-theres about 5 bolts and nuts holding the whole headlight assembly in.
pull it out, and set it aside.
-find the lil threaded rod with the plastic cup, and theres a bolt that connects it to the motor, loosen it.
-go in the car, and raise the headlights up.
-grab your threaded rod, and lift it up so its at about the same angle as the one on the other headlight, and make sure that the part that bolts it to the headlight motor is able to turn into place so that the end that connects to the threaded rod is pointing roughly up.
-tighten the bolt connecting it to the motor.
-have your friend hold the light in position, and check to see that the plastic cup can still clip on the knob where it came off of... if not, you can turn the rod to adjust the length.
-smile, and reassemble in reverse order, and it should all come into place for you
