Headlight problems

[Barn Dirt]

Hey guys, I did a quick search but couldn't find anything so here goes nothing:
Passenger side headlight burnt out last night, so I removed the plastic housing, took out old lamp and put new one in, then replaced plastic housing. All pretty straight forward, right?
But when I went to put the headlights down, the driver's side one works perfectly fine while the passenger's side goes down then up to a lazy eye position. No amount of unhooking, hand cranking or otherwise trying to resequence the lights is working. I know I didn't touch any wiring or the motor when I replaced the bulb, simply unhooked the old one and plugged the new one in. And the motors for both were working perfectly fine last night. I know the motor is working because the light will still go up and down, it just won't return to either position fully: it always stops at the lazy eye position. :banghead:

I'm not sure what the issue is since everything was working perfectly fine until the new bulb went in. Any help would really be appreciated.

ETA: it's an 86 GX if that makes any difference.

[Barn Dirt]

I'm trying really hard to avoid asking this in the 'other' forum, but this thing's my DD and I start a new job tomorrow morning. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know!

[classicauto]

Try disconnecting the battery for a couple minutes.

[Phoenix7]

did you check the mechanism in case something got caught and won't let the headlight go all the way down?

SO you replaced the BULB and not the whole housing? You don't have the stock headlights?

[Ender]

Yeah my guess is something got stuck. It could be the plastic surround or some wiring behind the headlight getting caught. I JUST replaced my first FC headlight today and discovered that the wires for the headlights can get caught easily on stuff.

[Barn Dirt]

did you check the mechanism in case something got caught and won't let the headlight go all the way down?

SO you replaced the BULB and not the whole housing? You don't have the stock headlights?

I only replaced the bulb, that's it! Not the housing or anything else, just the bulb. I'm starting to think that maybe there is something stuck. I know a screw snapped in two and went AWOL during the procedure, but after nearly 30 minutes looking for it I had to assume that it simply fell through and rolled away under the car. There is absolutely no sign of it anywhere, not even after grabbing the search magnet + flashlight :cuss: I'm really hoping that's not the case because at this point, it would probably require taking the entire assembly apart.
They are stock headlights.

Try disconnecting the battery for a couple minutes.

Tried that. We disconnected it a few times while we were manually cranking it to see if it would reset itself somehow.

No laughing, here's what we've got:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Xg8gtVPGDUE