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| I have been turning the headlight nob to the right or clock wise and headlight will not go down.
Its a 08 am I missing something?
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| To LOWER the headlamp beam, turn the knob
CLOCKWISE (as viewed from the operator?s
seat).
4. To RAISE the headlamp beam, turn the knob
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE (as viewed from the seat.
Ok now I read the fine print "from the drivers seat" didn't see these word the first five time I read how to.
Dam
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New Bohemia, Va | just as a general rule, direction and location is always from the item facing forward. It's good they mention the driver seat. |
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Iron Butt
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Mt. Vernon, WASH. | If the adjuster spins freely it's probably bottomed out, off the end of the adjustement axle, or stripped out. |
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New Bohemia, Va | I've not taken a good look at it, but I believe it is very fine thread. I adjust mine to the extreme up position to change the bulbs, it makes it much easier. It takes a little bit to get it to adjust down, but it does, and then get it back to a good level adjustment for the road takes a few tries. But it seems like it turns forever to get it up or down, but it does move. Hope this heps. |
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SC, Bluffton | Cap'n Nemo - 2011-04-08 10:42 AM
I adjust mine to the extreme up position to change the bulbs, it makes it much easier.
Thanks for the tip! I still haven't had to do the dreaded bulb change.
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| I got it adjusted today.
They say if you have to change the bulbs pull the filter and it will give your hand some room. |
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