Adjust/aim headlights
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
The white **** on the back of each unit should raise and lower them.
Be aware that you can overdo it and the adjustment screw will pop out of the socket.
Before using these adjustment ***** however, ensure all the H7 bulbs are properly seated
with the little extension on the bulb in the notch.
You can use a small mirror and a flashlight to check this.
Be aware that you can overdo it and the adjustment screw will pop out of the socket.
Before using these adjustment ***** however, ensure all the H7 bulbs are properly seated
with the little extension on the bulb in the notch.
You can use a small mirror and a flashlight to check this.
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
Yes, with headlights installed. Easiest way to check the seating is to just grasp the bulb connector and try to twist it left / right.
It should not twist, but if it does, twist until you hear/feel the tab go into the slot.
See the bulb tab in the below picture.
Also refer to : https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...light-bulb.pdf
It should not twist, but if it does, twist until you hear/feel the tab go into the slot.
See the bulb tab in the below picture.
Also refer to : https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...light-bulb.pdf
Last edited by ala_xfire; 08-28-2014 at 07:13 AM.
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
on my left headlight my son tried to raise the headlight and of course it popped out of the socket. Now how can I fix this mess?
The white **** on the back of each unit should raise and lower them.
Be aware that you can overdo it and the adjustment screw will pop out of the socket.
Before using these adjustment ***** however, ensure all the H7 bulbs are properly seated
with the little extension on the bulb in the notch.
You can use a small mirror and a flashlight to check this.
Be aware that you can overdo it and the adjustment screw will pop out of the socket.
Before using these adjustment ***** however, ensure all the H7 bulbs are properly seated
with the little extension on the bulb in the notch.
You can use a small mirror and a flashlight to check this.
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
James1549 might you know as well?
I suspect the previous owner did some tweaking and I have a left drooping aim. If you look very closely you can see it as compared to the other side.
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
Hi janaiy, which direction did you turn the adjuster to get it to "pop" back in, clockwise or counter-clockwise?
James1549 might you know as well?
I suspect the previous owner did some tweaking and I have a left drooping aim. If you look very closely you can see it as compared to the other side.
James1549 might you know as well?
I suspect the previous owner did some tweaking and I have a left drooping aim. If you look very closely you can see it as compared to the other side.
Re: Adjust/aim headlights
In my case the passenger side low beam was out of the socket.
The drivers side needed adjustment up, and in.
up was easy (turn the ****), in required wood working skill. The tab on the top outer corner is busted off from a wreck in the past, for the moment I cut small piece of 1"x1" maple and wedged it behind it.
The drivers side needed adjustment up, and in.
up was easy (turn the ****), in required wood working skill. The tab on the top outer corner is busted off from a wreck in the past, for the moment I cut small piece of 1"x1" maple and wedged it behind it.
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