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Old 10-26-2013, 07:21 PM
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With installing fog lights in the N/A crossfire are there any adjustments that I need to make for the installation. I dont know what adjustments I would need to make on installation and or if there are any. Im looking for any information on the setup. Any advice or information greatly appreciated. Thanks
 
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There is one adjustment, vertical. It has to be made after installation. There is an adjustment **** to use on the back side of the light assy. You can gain access to it through the door on the inner fender panel. Use a closed garage door to get them egual and a height you like.

Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.



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There is one adjustment, vertical. It has to be made after installation. There is an adjustment **** to use on the back side of the light assy. You can gain access to it through the door on the inner fender panel. Use a closed garage door to get them egual and a height you like.

Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.



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What does that do though? I was wondering more soo about how do I cut them on after installation like what triggers the fog lights to cut on?
 
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Originally Posted by James1549
There is one adjustment, vertical. It has to be made after installation. There is an adjustment **** to use on the back side of the light assy. You can gain access to it through the door on the inner fender panel. Use a closed garage door to get them egual and a height you like.
Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.James
It is actually a 6mm hex Allen key. I just measured one.
 
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What does that do though? I was wondering more soo about how do I cut them on after installation like what triggers the fog lights to cut on?
The light switch on the dash, you pull it out. I believe all models use the same switch.
 
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&lt;font size=&quot;2&quot;&gt;The light switch on the dash, you pull it out. I believe all models use the same switch.&lt;/font&gt;
I appreciate that my boi I just tried that and its just that simple I appreciate it
 
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Originally Posted by James1549
There is one adjustment, vertical. It has to be made after installation. There is an adjustment **** to use on the back side of the light assy. You can gain access to it through the door on the inner fender panel. Use a closed garage door to get them egual and a height you like.

Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.



James
Which which way do you turn the adjustment to make the lights go up clockwise or counterclockwise?
 
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