best way to aim fog lights
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This is what I did on my deluxe. Can't speak for the heritage but it has to be similar.
Take the trim ring off and let the bulb dangle.
Loosen the nut with a crescent, you have to make sure it's loose enough to be able to move the light but stay put after you adjust it until you can tighten the nut again.
Put the bulb and trim ring back on. I tried to just hold the ring and bulb on and adjust it put it didn't pan out for me.
Visually marked the garage wall where I want it to point based on where the headlamp hits, throw a black thirt or whatever over the other two lights and adjust.
Take the ring and bulb back off and tighten the nut. Whenever I tried to put the final tighten on the nut it would move the housing and turn signal so I had to repeat this a few times.
Hope this helps.
Take the trim ring off and let the bulb dangle.
Loosen the nut with a crescent, you have to make sure it's loose enough to be able to move the light but stay put after you adjust it until you can tighten the nut again.
Put the bulb and trim ring back on. I tried to just hold the ring and bulb on and adjust it put it didn't pan out for me.
Visually marked the garage wall where I want it to point based on where the headlamp hits, throw a black thirt or whatever over the other two lights and adjust.
Take the ring and bulb back off and tighten the nut. Whenever I tried to put the final tighten on the nut it would move the housing and turn signal so I had to repeat this a few times.
Hope this helps.
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I had the same issue and thought about cutting a slot in a socket but then stumbled on the correct way. One of my lights was turned and when i turned it straight the signal also turned so i held signal and it got tighter as i straightened the fog light so i thought BINGO. The proper way is to hold signal firmly with one hand and turn driving light counterclockwise with other hand to loosen. Swivel assy to right angle then make sure signal is looking straight then turn fog lamp back clockwise to the straight ahead position to tighten. I thought this was a great find and very easy to do but never saw anything in the manual about adjustment. My bike is an 05 Heritage with stock lightbar.
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