headlight adjustment?
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One thing to do is to park in front of a garage door and use the lines on the door to line up your lights. I was thinking the same thing about the lights pointing too far down. has his pointing up a bit, I kinda like that. Probably annoying for others but as long as the road is better for me, who cares.
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i tried aiming my headloghts and i totally screwed up...no idea where there pointing now...i kept turnin gand it didnt loo like it was moving b ut once i drove away from the wall it was aimed at the sky...so i tried to readjust but forgot how far to turn it....also i tried to aim my foglights higher so i can use them as driving lights...that did not work to well
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I try not to mess with the fog light aiming because it is hard to aim while they are in place on the bumper. If there is a way to get to it while they are on let me know.
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hahaha there has to be a way to aim them while it they are on the car though
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One thing to do is to park in front of a garage door and use the lines on the door to line up your lights. I was thinking the same thing about the lights pointing too far down. has his pointing up a bit, I kinda like that. Probably annoying for others but as long as the road is better for me, who cares.
Its there like a formula.....so many feet away from the door, the light should shine this high up????
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I adjusted mine. It took 3 tries before I got it the way I like it. First attempt, way too high, 2nd attempt pretty much stock, 3rd attempt almost 50% farther projection. It will just take some time to get it right.
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hopefully that'll help, it helped for me When I first got my car, I thought the lights were aimed WAY too low. I mean it lit up what was right in front of me perfect, but I dont need RIGHT in front of me to be super bright. I'd rather it be GOOD and have farther projection so I can see farther down the street. Make sure to mark the notches where you originally start at, its easier that way
p.s. I know the pictures dont work in that link, but you dont need the pics, you'll be able to figure it out.
hopefully that'll help, it helped for me When I first got my car, I thought the lights were aimed WAY too low. I mean it lit up what was right in front of me perfect, but I dont need RIGHT in front of me to be super bright. I'd rather it be GOOD and have farther projection so I can see farther down the street. Make sure to mark the notches where you originally start at, its easier that way
p.s. I know the pictures dont work in that link, but you dont need the pics, you'll be able to figure it out.
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