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headlight adjustment F150?
I have a Ford F150 FX4 supercrew with a headlight that needs to be adjusted. I know to remove the headlights you lift the tabs up. Does the adjustment of the lights envolve the threaded screws that the tabs surround? Should I get the headlight adjustment tool from autozone to assist with it? Thanks in advance.
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You are on the right track the threaded screws do adjust the lamps you will probably need a regular screw driver or a torx screw driver. Also if you look right above your headlights you will see a large bolt that you should be able to turn by hand that will adjust them also. Good luck.
- 1 decade ago
Park about ten feet or so from a wall, turn your lights on, and turn the threaded adjustment screws. You want to aimthem on low beam, about halfway down, towardsthe right side, anotherwards, aim at a spot around 30 feet away where the right line would be. Thats how I do it anyways.
best of Luck!
- dodge manLv 71 decade ago
i own a shop,and your right with the threaded screws ,those are what adjust them,the tool your talking about is pretty handy to have around,i had always used the side of a building or the front of the shop door to do this but i got the tool and it works pretty good,it will just make it easier to do,,good luck i hope this help,s.
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