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AIMING GUIDELINES CONTINUED:
3. Connect the center points between headlights using chalk or tape.
This will create your X axis (horizontal) line. NOTE: Use a straight edge
and a level to make sure this line is straight.
Y
X
5. Reverse your vehicle in a straight line so that the front of the
headlights are 7.62 meters (25 feet) back from the wall.
7.62 M (25 feet)
6. When you first turn on your vehicle after installing your
headlights, the Alignment Points of the LOW BEAM may be
positioned differently than shown and will likely be aimed
differently from each other.
Y
X
A
8. On the same headlight, adjust horizontally until the Alignment
Point is even with the Y axis.
Y
C
4. Extend your vertical, Y (vertical) axis lines up approximately 3
feet. Your lines should match the diagram below, when looking at
the lines straight on.
Y
7. Using the alignment mechanisms in your vehicle, adjust one
headlight vertically until the Alignment Point is even with the
X axis.
Y
9. Repeat this process on the other headlight. Both headlights
should match the diagram below, where the Alignment Point is
even with the point where the X and Y axis crosses.
Y
X
The goal of this sheet is to aim BOTH of your headlights
so that the Alignment Point is at the crossection of the
horizontal X and vertical Y lines you have drawn. The
following directions illustrate the process and proper
aiming of headlights.
X
B
Y
X
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Y
Y
Y
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