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Re: Aiming Headlights Again
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Posted by Jon Hagen on December 01, 2006 at 12:22:30 from (69.26.29.183):
In Reply to: Aiming Headlights Again posted by NEsota on December 01, 2006 at 06:35:30:
Most auto parts stores will have a little plastic headlight aiming device that clips to the lense of your headlamp assy, and has a bubble level built into the device to get the correct up/down adjustment. On that same note,a buddy was showing me somthing under the hood of his several year old Mitsubishi car. While under the hood,I noticed that each headlight assy has a bubble level built in with an easy to reach thumb wheel adjuster on each headlight assy. Makes a very easy adjustment if you temporarily load the rear of the car heavy enough th compress the springs and need to move at night. Might take 15 seconds to adjust each headlight assy for a given load.
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