v8geoff
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Hi all failed mot on head light aim to high know how to adjust them but don't know what hight they should be any help would be great cheers
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Southernlandy
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What vehicle? Most decent garages would adjust them during the MOT at no charge as usually its a quick job
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1.4% down. For almost all cars ive worked on.
Look on youtube some good tutorials.
Look on youtube some good tutorials.
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Yeh mine failed it I hoped they might of done it but never mind it be good to know how to set them
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Ta much mate
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On my classic rangie
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Just point em down a bit and to the right. They can't fail em for being too low. 
Sorry left......
Sorry left......
v8geoff
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Just point em down a bit and to the right. They can't fail em for being too low.
Sorry left......
Cheers will do like your way of thinking aim to low
Easy way park facing wall, garage door. approx 5 feet away. Measure to centre of headlight ,mark line on wall at same height ,switch on dipped beam adjust so top of flat part of beam is about 2/3 inches below line . Better way , dark night on straight quiet country road , roll to stop keeping straight, switch on dip , cover one headlight , adjust so that start of kick up is just at kerb , adjust level so that flat top of beam is just below same level at furthest distinguishable, cover that head light and repeat for other . You get best visbility for you , and dont dazzle, oncoming traffic, and it goes thru MOT . HTSH
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Cheers mate brilliant thank for help
