Headlight Adjustment Wrench
- Thread starter Hangfire
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flatlander
plays dirty when losing
Ignore this if it's wrong but on my trucks all the fasteners on the headlights are philips screws.
Like I said my trucks are older than yours it may have changed.
Like I said my trucks are older than yours it may have changed.
turbo69
Innocent Bystander
92 is 4mm hex-
try snap on truck or NAPA
try snap on truck or NAPA
troutwest66
Ricer-Roni The IDI Treat
Hang, did you see my response HERE about your adjusters? The '92s and up can't use the knob style wrench on the rear adjuster. The one I bought from Matco($18) is made by Lisle, Part # 14540 "Headlight Adjusting Ratchet For Ford." Check out my posts at TDS and I linked the Matco site where they had several models to choose from. Mine wasn't one of them but I bought mine almost three years ago. I just went to NAPAOnline and I didn't see any tools at all.
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trout, seems to work best to disable the smileys when posting a link from TDS, their code gets recognized by our software as a smiley.
Mike
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trout, seems to work best to disable the smileys when posting a link from TDS, their code gets recognized by our software as a smiley.
Mike
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troutwest66
Ricer-Roni The IDI Treat
Thanks, Mike. We were typing at the same time. Okay, delete smilies. Got it! I went ahead and deleted my question you just answered. Man, you are on top of things! You can't read my mind, can you? 
hheynow
the misanthrope
I had my headlights aimed yesterday at a body shop. Regardless of how many times I've aimed them at my garage door, they always turned out cockeyed. They attached to each lens a periscope type device by suction cup which rested on the three raised plastic nubs for alignment purposes. The periscope devices had 45* mirrors and they aimed them at the other periscope and adjusted them until perfectly parallel. They also had levelers in them to get the beam drops perfect. Tools needed were a 4mm socket and a phillips screwdriver and removing the headlight trim pieces of course. This is for a Ford OBS. They charged me $30.00 which I thought was a fair price. Previously, I got a quote from an oil change facility who were also a state headlight aiming station. They wanted to charge me $49.95 PER HEADLIGHT for aiming. I told them to aim them where the sun don't shine...
for aiming. I told them to aim them where the sun don't shine... F350camper
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Originally posted by hheynow
.... I told them to aim them where the sun don't shine...
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