Headlight Alignment Question
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Racer
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Headlight Alignment Question
I though of this when reading the thread about headlight wattages and european lights. I am using off road bulbs with the higher wattage however I have an allignment question.
Is there any way to adjust the low beam separate from the high beam. I like my low beam slightly high but then the high beam becomes an aircraft landing light. NO I don't get flashed by oncoming traffic because I point them further to the right also.
At first I though the bulbs were not seated properly but they are.
Happy New Year all and please be careful and responsible out there.
Rich
Is there any way to adjust the low beam separate from the high beam. I like my low beam slightly high but then the high beam becomes an aircraft landing light. NO I don't get flashed by oncoming traffic because I point them further to the right also.
At first I though the bulbs were not seated properly but they are.
Happy New Year all and please be careful and responsible out there.
Rich
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There are some good alignment instructions on PFYC website. Scroll down to the end of this link.
http://www.c5forum.com/diy/eurolights2.php
Courtesy PFYC
Don't think you can adjust them individually though. The unit holds both bulbs and the adjusters move the whole unit up/down, left/right. The bulbs locate tight into their respective housings.
http://www.c5forum.com/diy/eurolights2.php
Courtesy PFYC
Don't think you can adjust them individually though. The unit holds both bulbs and the adjusters move the whole unit up/down, left/right. The bulbs locate tight into their respective housings.
Last edited by DeeGee; Dec 30, 2005 at 02:49 PM.
