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Auxillary light adjustment has me baffled.Hertiage classic2005 with aux lights and turn signals.
way out of whack aligment. Is there a special tool to tighten the nut inside without cutting elec wire?
If i dissasemble the light it defeats the purpose to adjust while lit. Looks like the only thing that fits is a
split socket of some type.
Yep - find your freindly Snap On man and buy the special deep well socket with a slot in it or as some have suggested, buy a cheap one cut your own slot.
If you have passing lights, you can't live without it. Of course like everything else, once you have it, your lights will never need adjustment again or tightening again but you can help others out!
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