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How to aim your headlight
- Thread starter gustovh
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I just roll the vehicle in question into a parking lot on a foggy night and adjust to my liking....My father said headlight aim was a big deal during vehicles inspection many years ago.
Steve
GS Whisperer
Those instructions might have worked when then only thing to worry about was a "hot spot", and all you had to do was keep it out of the eyes of oncoming traffic. With the lights that are in use today, there is commonly a sharp cut-off at the top of the beam, much like a fog light. It is easier to do an adjustment in a dark parking lot where you can see exactly where that cut-off is, rather than trying to do measurements on a wall.
Let's face it, when you have a pattern like this, how hard can it be? :-k
Let's face it, when you have a pattern like this, how hard can it be? :-k
Yea, you already provided instruction on how to build the garage.........Those instructions might have worked when then only thing to worry about was a "hot spot", and all you had to do was keep it out of the eyes of oncoming traffic. With the lights that are in use today, there is commonly a sharp cut-off at the top of the beam, much like a fog light. It is easier to do an adjustment in a dark parking lot where you can see exactly where that cut-off is, rather than trying to do measurements on a wall.
Let's face it, when you have a pattern like this, how hard can it be? :-k
G
Guest
Guest
At night when I see an oncoming vehicle and the driver is throwing their hands in front of their face, headlight is aimed just right lol.
