head lights aiming
its sooo easy.. but its hard to explain.. get your manual, and read what it says, and it will show you a diagram.. its simple.. all you need is a screw driver...
BUT
becareful with how much you play with the aim.. i did it and turn them proably like 8 turns.. and now they point right in everyones eyes as if the brights were on.. now every flashes me as they go by, and i just havnt got around to lowering them..
i would say like 2 complete turns would be good.. but, good luck.. hope this helps
BUT
becareful with how much you play with the aim.. i did it and turn them proably like 8 turns.. and now they point right in everyones eyes as if the brights were on.. now every flashes me as they go by, and i just havnt got around to lowering them..
i would say like 2 complete turns would be good.. but, good luck.. hope this helps
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That being said, here ya go....
http://www.mustangblog.com/info/2006.ownersmanual.pdf
That being said, here ya go....
http://www.mustangblog.com/info/2006.ownersmanual.pdf
There's instructions in the manual regarding headlight alignment and needing
to be 20 ft away from a wall and something or other. OR, just pull into your
garage and leave about 2-3 ft of space between the headlights and the garage
wall. Turn on the headlights and mark the wall with a pencil where the light hits.
Then use the screwdriver and start to turn the adjuster screw, you'll see the
light pattern move up/down, and then you'll know which way to turn the screw.
to be 20 ft away from a wall and something or other. OR, just pull into your
garage and leave about 2-3 ft of space between the headlights and the garage
wall. Turn on the headlights and mark the wall with a pencil where the light hits.
Then use the screwdriver and start to turn the adjuster screw, you'll see the
light pattern move up/down, and then you'll know which way to turn the screw.
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
park 25 feet from a wall and then...
here's the rest:
[IMG]local://upfiles/15212/25476267C9E04351AE761EF2BDB76E8B.jpg[/IMG]
park 25 feet from a wall and then...
here's the rest:
[IMG]local://upfiles/15212/25476267C9E04351AE761EF2BDB76E8B.jpg[/IMG]
pdf on that?
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