As the above title says really! I've got bi-xenons on my car and when the main beam is on there's a slightly annoying black absence of light between the top of the xenon and bottom of the halogen. I'm wondering if I can drop the main beam down a tad so that it's not so obvious?

Dealer seemed to think that because they're both in one unit, you can't adjust them independantly but I thought i'd throw it out there for you guys?

Presuming you have an Octavia II it doesn't actually have bi-xenons fitted.

The main beam IS adjustable and has been covered on here a few times in the past

It's all in this thread: http://briskoda.net/octavia-ii/octavia-2-headlights/126158/

More here: http://briskoda.net/octavia-ii/adjusting-xenons/99135/

Dealers eh?

As dstev 2000 says are you sure you have Bi xenons fitted to your car? Would suggest you check and get back to us

Seeing as he/she says

.....between the top of the xenon and bottom of the halogen.

I think he/she is aware that they aren't Xenon for both beams.

When the Octy first came out in Oz the Skoda literature all said "Bi-xenon", and the dealer tried to tell me the "Bi" referred to left and right headlights Skoda have since amended their sales gumph (I would have preferred they put true bi-xenons in).

Sorry, I messed up. Yeah, I know they're both not xenons..., i've been reading the new Superb brochure and got ahead of myself!