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Headloght Allignment in South Dublin (Sandyford, Dundrum etc.)?

DubDani · 2008-01-05 18:25:31

Hi, I have recently realized (after I drove a rental car another night) that my headlights don't really seem to lighten up the street in front of me very much. :mad: I changed the bulbs to brighter ones, but it still didn't help. But that at least changing the bulbs had the effect to show that they seem to be way off. Any…

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05-01-2008 7:25pm

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DubDani

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Hi,

I have recently realized (after I drove a rental car another night) that my headlights don't really seem to lighten up the street in front of me very much. :mad:

I changed the bulbs to brighter ones, but it still didn't help. But that at least changing the bulbs had the effect to show that they seem to be way off.

Any recommended place to get them alligned somewhere in Sandyford or around?

Cheers,
DubDani

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#2 05-01-2008 7:50pm
JHMEG

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You can do the vertical alignment easily yourself.. park 20-25ft back from a wall, lights on dips, the top of the beam should be 2ft off the ground. I've passed every NCT I've ever done using this method..

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