Auxillary lights installed
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Tourer
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From: Rockwall, TX
Auxillary lights installed
Finally got the bracket's and lights delivered today and got them installed. Some assymbly required is an understatement (along with disassymbly, lol).
The only question I have now is how to adjust the up/down. One of them is pointing down a little too much.
The only question I have now is how to adjust the up/down. One of them is pointing down a little too much.
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Henderson, NV
RE: Auxillary lights installed
I don't think mine adjust up and down but I have an Ultra. My Suzuki C90 did not adjust enough and they had a bolt so dealer said just grab it and pull back on it. I thought yea righ, but with no other option I did it and damn he was right it worked like a charm. Of course its your call.
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From: trivoli illinois
RE: Auxillary lights installed
remove the bolts that secure turn signal. let hang. 9/16 deep socket with a 1" slot cut down the side. slot allows the wires to pass through without disconnecting. made mine out of some old off brand socket. looks like a 02 sensor socket.
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RE: Auxillary lights installed
Puggy, Just put a set on my Streetglide last week. If you assembled them per the instructions with the rubber washer on top, the 1/2 ball washer on the bottom and torqued the nut to the spec. You should not have to wrench on anything.Just grab the light with both hands and push it the direction you want it to go. I wondered too on how to adjust them. But, they moved quite easily. I positioned them according to the service manual. (25 feet and referenced to the high beam) Keep the rubber side down.
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