Headlights not working
The headlights on a 96 Chevy Silverado are adjusted by turning the screws on the top and side of the headlights. It allows the lights to be adjusted for optimal night vision.
Low-beam headlights that are not property adjusted can make them as bright as high-bead headlights. They also can cause you to not see the full road ahead.
The headlights on a Dodge Caravan are adjusted by turning the screws located on the top and side of each light. They should be adjusted with the lights pointed at a wall for accuracy.
Being old is usually what does it. If new headlights burn out, do a voltmeter check. If the voltage is much over 14, your voltage regulator is fried.
Your headlights need to be adjusted, you do this by popping your hood and adjusting them by the screws on the top or bottom of the headlight, most of the time you will need a screwdriver to do this.
Headlights have to be adjusted by a licensed facility because it is a state regulated thing. Check in the phone book for professionals that are licensed to do so.
New Zealand's largest beetle is the Huhu Beetle (Prionoplus reticulans).
If the car is running with 12 volts, you may want to buy new headlights. New bulbs on 12 volts are plenty bright. Before you put in new headlamps, clean up the contacts that they fit onto to make sure you are getting a good clean connection, and you aren't losing any power to a dirty connection.
HI i have a UK lhd beetle with UK spec lights and have to change them to Euro/Us lhd lights, i have been told that they can be adjusted internaly for left and right hand drive applications so replacements are not needed. i have not had the chance to see if this is the case but with a bit of luck it might be true and i will be taking them out in the next few days to find out. Sorry i have not answered you question but may of saved you the bother.
You turned them off. The fuse has blown
You can not. The two cars are completely different...the New Beetle has the engine at the wrong end. The New Beetle is bigger than the Old.