Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
Hey guys,
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
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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Re: Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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
Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.
James
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Re: Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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
Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.
James
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Re: Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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
Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.James
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Re: Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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Re: Fog Lights in a N/A crossfire
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
Look for the white **** in the pic. If I remember correctly, you will need a torx bit to make the adjustment.
James
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