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Alrighty friends, I spent 12 hours today installing my depos... yes 12.
i bored the holes out to about the size of a quarter, cut off the ends so a fender washer would float around easily and it still doesnt line up.
thats ok though because my stockers didnt either, my car must have been tweaked in a bender somewhere.
anyway, now its all back together and i found out the lights are too high, my low beams are where my highs should be and my highs are trying to signal aliens.
so... i have to take the entire thing apart again to adjust them?
is it the silver one with the toothed washer looking deal? ugh crap... is there a way to reach that without taking everything apart?
yeah i think so.....underneath the car in front of the front wheels there is an access panel.....you should be able to reach it with a long phillips head
yeah i think so.....underneath the car in front of the front wheels there is an access panel.....you should be able to reach it with a long phillips head
well, i was thinking i could reach the turn signal bulbs by jamming my hand in the brake duct hole, so maybe if i get a screw driver in my hand i could angle it and reach the adjuster?
just a thought havent tried it yet.... i dont want to go through the hassle of getting the car off the ground again any time soon.
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