Aiming 94 composite headlights

[94LowRider]

Is there a Special tool for This ? and which way to turn for up or down ?

 

[magimerlin]

Yes there is a aiming tool but not worth buying unless you do a lot of them. Grab a chiton/Haynes book. It will tell you how to aim against a wall... And most headlight adjusters I've done you can use a 1/4 drive 1/4" 12 point socket on do you do not have to buy a specialty tool for that either.


Sent from what use to be a great country.

 

[DR CHOP]

Is there a Special tool for This ? and which way to turn for up or down ?

You can use a 12 point socket! There are two adjusters per light (upand down)(left to right ) just aim them at a large wall at night at about 50 feet away, should be about 4 feet tall beam at 50 feet feet away.

 

[Steve83]

Find a large flat parking lot with light-colored pavement and straight lines, or a similar abandoned road where you can park with the truck centered on the line and know that it's in-line. Then start adjusting - you'll find out in a few twists which direction is which. When you think it's close, test drive it. If you can't see the road in front of you, aim down; if you can't see in the distance, aim up. Use a dark towel or cardboard to block the headlight you're NOT working on so you can really see the aim of the one you are.

 

[94LowRider]

After going to the salvage yard, I could actually see the adjusters. Thanks