Typically not if you just disconnected the old motor and left the headlight bucket alone. If, however, you pulled the whole bucket out, you may need to adjust the position of the bucket and then fine tune the "aim'. If you are concerned with just the travel of the light when the motor runs, use the knob on top of the new motor and wind it up and down by hand (rotate the knob).
1996 Pontiac Firebird Formula
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Maintenance & Repair
Hello, so I had a short somewhere and basically it ended up frying my computer on my 1991 firebird. I was trying to figure out where the ECM is located, and if I can just slap another one in there a...
1991 Pontiac Firebird Base
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Maintenance & Repair
I am trying to resore my daughter's 1995 convertible Firebird. The driver's side headlight housing is cracked, which does not allow the headlights to go up and down. The motor is fine, just the hous...
1995 Pontiac Firebird
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Maintenance & Repair
Have a wrecked 97 lt1 and a complete shell of a 98 v6 firebird. Kinda need to know what all i need off the 97 before i scrap it...
1997 Pontiac Firebird Formula
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Maintenance & Repair
I was given a 1996 Pontiac Firebird, 3.8, 6 cylinder. It hasn't been run in at least 5 years. I found a couple of wires that were chewed up by mice and repaired them. One of the wires was to an fu...
1996 Pontiac Firebird Base
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Maintenance & Repair
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