Question on Aiming Headlights
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Do you still have your manual? The process is written there in detail.
Basically, each assembly has 2 white screws that adjusts the horizontal alignment and the vertical alignment, respectively.
The vertical aim has to be adjusted first. If you are on a level surface aiming the headlights would be easy because all you have to do is align the bubble to 0. The horizontal aim works in the same way, although it uses a "vial" instead of a bubble.
Basically, each assembly has 2 white screws that adjusts the horizontal alignment and the vertical alignment, respectively.
The vertical aim has to be adjusted first. If you are on a level surface aiming the headlights would be easy because all you have to do is align the bubble to 0. The horizontal aim works in the same way, although it uses a "vial" instead of a bubble.
The window to view the bubble is on the headlight assembly itself. Pop the hood, you'll see 2 caution stickers on each side. It's right next to those.....right where there's a red sticker with an L on the driver's side headlight and an R on the passenger's side.
It's in plain view. Maybe you're looking too hard.
It's in plain view. Maybe you're looking too hard.
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I believe that the easiest tool to use to ajust them is a t-handle allen head wrench size 6mm. I believe the one closest to the outside of the car is vertical for the low beam. The inside(Closest to the grill)is for horizontal movement. Start close to a wall , mark with tape, then back up 30ft or so and see how far off it is. Adjust again accordingly.
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do what i did when i got HID's park near a wall....on even pavement and adjust accordingly....Just make sure you dont set em too high or poeple in front of you will be pissed that you'r what looks to them as highbeaming them
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Wow, way to bump a 5 year old thread.
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