How to aim the headlights on a 2007 - Can't find a good tutorial

Jay

Jay

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Hey people!

I am having a hard time finding a good tutorial on google or youtube that shows me how to aim the headlights. I just picked up a 2007 with a lift and I'm getting flashed a lot and my beam are a bit high. Does anyone have a resource they could share?

Thanks in advance!

Jay
 
The bandaids I have. lol

I'm going back through youtube again. I found a tutorial on a Hilux that I think sheds some light on it. I think there may be caps on the two adjustment screws which is what fooled me when I first looked at it.
 
Look through the owners manual, it'll tell you how to do it, it should be 2 bolts on the fixture, on for up and down the other for left and right
 
Thanks. I did look in the manual and it talks about changing the lights out but not adjusting them. I just went back through it again and still didn't find it however I think I know what I need to do. I just need to get out of work and find some time this evening to make the adjustments. :)
 
Make sure the suspension is settled. Push down on the body and let it come back up on it's own a few times and the ground must be level. Of course, it will all still be approximate and subject to further tweaking by you if needed.
 
Jay said:
Hey people!

I am having a hard time finding a good tutorial on google or youtube that shows me how to aim the headlights. I just picked up a 2007 with a lift and I'm getting flashed a lot and my beam are a bit high. Does anyone have a resource they could share?

Thanks in advance!

Jay
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Pull back on the left lever you turn on the lights with. They see the high beams then!!! BTW I don't think they're adjustable.
 
I have yet to make time to see if and how these can be adjusted yet but once I do, I'll post what I figured out and include some pics.
 
Getting longer u bolts and a small 1" spacer kit for under the rear leafs. An add a leaf kit could do the same thing. Then if you carry any kind of weight in the bed it won't look like the rear is dragging!
 
silverpataco said:
Getting longer u bolts and a small 1" spacer kit for under the rear leafs. An add a leaf kit could do the same thing. Then if you carry any kind of weight in the bed it won't look like the rear is dragging!
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Hmmmm. That's an interesting idea, for sure. :)
 
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