Low Beam Aiming On A Volvo
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Robert B. (The Dragon) ye's Comment
9 years, 8 months ago
Headlight aiming is always done according to the low beam setting. The high beams are in a fixed position in reference to the low beam to one you aim one, you also aim the other. I wouldn't be too worried about it.
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Recently I found my volvo's low beam is projecting on the ground, shining like only three, if not two lane devider strips on a freeway(that's like 25-30fts?). And I don't feel safe driving with thus aiming at night. So I propped the hood, but only found one adjusting screw down the bottom of the HL assembly. So if adjustment is done according to low beam, will the high beam gonna be too high shooting the sky?