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by Russc » Sun 25.03.2007, 11:35
Morning all,
I need to align my dipped headlights after obviously knocking them a bit when replacing the bulbs (although lighting up the tops of houses does make for an interesting drive)
What`s the best process of doing it in daylight and which are the adjusting screws on the front of the pod.
Cheers
Russ
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by M100 TWO » Sun 25.03.2007, 13:50
are you sure the bulbs are sat in the holders correctly?
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by Enright » Sun 25.03.2007, 15:11
Russ, I recently did a complete stripdown and rebuild of my light pods - see
here.
It includes pics and you should be able to see which the adjustment screws are from it.
Like M100TWO says though, make sure the bulbs are seated properly first.
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by Russc » Sun 25.03.2007, 19:08
Cheers

yeah i made sure they were seated properly when i put them in, i was a bit heavy handed when putting the back rubber on thought and think this is how i`ve moved them

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by Russc » Sun 25.03.2007, 21:30
Is there are particular way of lining the beams up or is it just preference??
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