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Post by shermanscoot on Jul 27, 2011 10:06:34 GMT -6
I took out the screws on the dashboard side so that I could slide the wrench and my hand down to the adjustment screws. You should be able to feel them on the back of the light housings. It was a tight fit but my hands are fairly large.You may have to take offthe front piece that covers the windshield also. Its been a few years since I did the adjustment (2008) Rocketa.
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Post by shermanscoot on Jul 27, 2011 7:33:31 GMT -6
I have adjusted the headlights on my Rocketa 54 B using a small philips head ratching wrench I purchased from Sears. I positioned the front wheel of the scoot 17 feet from my garage door on its center stand. Make sure the front tire is touching the ground. Measure the distance from the floor to the center of the healight lens. Put a horizontal mark on the door two inches lower than the height of the headlight lens. Adjust the headlight beam vertically till the flat top of the beam is up to that line.
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