You can very well adjust headlights to throw light where you want them that way,
sure. But you cannot get them aligned to the specific x and y axis locations
that the testing facility will use to determine "correct" alignment, which has
nothing to do with optimum light dispersion pattern.
Bill Gunshannon wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Nolan Penney wrote:
>
> > Headlights can certainly be adjusted by you easily enough, but
> > they cannot easily be adjusted correctly by you.
>
> Sure they can. All it takes is a flat, level surface like a concrete
> garage floor or a driveway and a vertical surface like a wall. Used to
> be done all the time. Of course, if the testing place is picky enough
> that this method is deemed too unreliable, then the fact that the lights
> move when you open and close the bonnet are pretty much guaranteed to
> ensure failure.
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