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Headlight aim adjustment
- Thread starter Gunner 02
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SpyderAnn01
Active member
The procedure should be in your Owners Manual, it is for the RT.
Chupaca
New member
Not hard..
on the front cowl under the headlight lenses you will see a small hole. Phillips head screwdriver inserted will reach the adjuster screws. Clockwise will raise the beam counter clockwise will lower it. You should find a wall set the spyder 35 feet back and make your adjustments. If alone the best is to put weight on the seat to match yours...or get on and off. Sorry don't remember the hight you need to mark on the wall...:thumbup:
on the front cowl under the headlight lenses you will see a small hole. Phillips head screwdriver inserted will reach the adjuster screws. Clockwise will raise the beam counter clockwise will lower it. You should find a wall set the spyder 35 feet back and make your adjustments. If alone the best is to put weight on the seat to match yours...or get on and off. Sorry don't remember the hight you need to mark on the wall...:thumbup:
Gunner 02
New member
Great information and I found them to make the adjustments. Thanks for the help.
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