SpicedCrusher

There is a little torx headed screw in the upper corners. Turn them up or down. If I remember correctly its a torx 15. Very simple adjustment.

VETTETHRET

OK, how do you know where the light is being aimed while your doing it? I usually have shops do all my work because I'm about as mechanically inclined as a 6 year old girl!

SpicedCrusher

Find a wall. Park on level ground. Measure 25 feet from the wall. Park jeep. Take roll of duct tape. Measure 3 feet up wall. Rip off piece of tape and stick to wall. Go back to jeep and adjust beams until they hit tape. Remove tape from wall. Go home.

So easy a 6 year old girl could do it

VETTETHRET

Ok, I will try that. Question, are you putting the duct tape on each side of the wall for each light? It seems like my lights are a aimed way to close together like the beams are meeting. Im not sure how much adjustment is in the lights.

jadmt

you have to manipulate them horizontally as they do not have a screw adjuster for horizontal adjustment only vertical adjustment. just measure up about 36" from the ground and run a length of tape (I use painters tape as it is easy to remove from the wall) use the vertical adjustment to make it so the brightest part of the beam is on the tape and then just push on the outside of the lights to spread the pattern to get your horizontal adjustment. It is much easier if you pull your grill so you can wedge a piece of electricians tape or something similar in the light bracket to keep them aimed where you want. When you get them properly aimed then put the grill back on.

skibovr6

There is a small hex screw near the bezel that when you turn the light goes up and down. Dont return them, they are amazing lights.

tlminh

Just park it next to your other car. If it is stock, just line it up

After my lift, I parked it next to my wifes rav4 about 10 feet from the garage amd just aimed them to the same place as the rav4s

SpicedCrusher

Why would you do that??

Matching it up to some other vehicle is not going to properly aim them

SRJeep

This may be a useless point but I did notice when installing that you need to be careful when tightening them in during the install as it is possible to not set them into the socket completely straight so you may want to check that.

tlminh

Because assuming the other vehicle has proper aim, you can use theirs as a reference