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Find level ground with a wall. Drive up to the wall and mark where the centre of your headlights are on the wall with a piece of tape. Back up 20 feet and turn your headlights on high beam. Using the adjusting knobs make each light shine directly on the spot. Low beam adjusts itself down and to the left/right (away from oncoming traffic depending on what side of the road you drive on)
try removing it again and see if theres a dent somewhere inside the housing that makes it rougher for the light to retract and check the motor that winds it it might be out of alignment
It would appear that it is a wiring problem, and I would guess that it would be the power supply wire since so many things are not working at the same time. You need to identify the wire that carries the power back and especially look for connectors since corrosion might be your culprit.
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