Halogen Headlamp, Adjusting: Notes
Checking And Adjusting Conditions
- Tire pressure OK.
- The headlamp lens must be clean and dry.
- The headlamp lens may not be damaged.
- Headlamp-reflector and lamp OK.
- Vehicle load must be created.
Vehicle load on driver's seat in otherwise unloaded vehicle (curb weight).
- One person or 75 kg.
The curb weight is the weight of the operational vehicle with completely full fuel tank, including the weight of all equipment carried in operation.
- Fuel tank: at least 90% full.
- Equipment: for example, spare wheel, tools, vehicle jack, fire extinguisher, etc.
If the fuel tank is not at least 90% full, the load must be created as follows.
-- Check fuel tank fill lever in instrument cluster tank gauge and compare with the following table. Place additional weight in the luggage compartment, if necessary.
| Fuel Gauge | Additional Weight In Kg |
|---|---|
| 1/4 | 45 |
| 1/2 | 30 |
| 3/4 | 15 |
| full | 0 |
| Example: if the fuel tank is half full, an additional 30 kg must be placed in the luggage compartment. | |
Use fuel containers filled with water as additional weight (a five liter fuel container filled with water weighs five kg).
- Roll the vehicle several yards or move it back and forth several times to seat the springs.
- The electromechanical parking brake must not be engaged so vehicle is not under stress.
- The vehicle and headlamp adjusting unit must be on a level surface.
- The headlamp adjusting unit must be aligned to the vehicle. Refer to the Headlamp Adjusting Unit Operating Instructions.
- The headlamp adjuster must be distance -a- 30 to 50 cm in front of the headlamp and should not deviate more than dimension -b- = 3 cm from the headlamp center point.
- The inclination dimension is set on the headlamp adjusting unit. Refer to the Headlamp Adjusting Unit Operating Instructions.
- The angle dimension -arrow- is stamped for ECE countries on the upper edge of the headlamp -1- in "%".
- The angle dimension for the USA is 0.7%.
The percentage value is based on a 10 meter projection distance. Example: An angle dimension of 0.7% converts to 7 cm.
Checking And Adjusting Conditions
- Tire pressure OK.
- The headlamp lens must be clean and dry.
- The headlamp lens may not be damaged.
- Headlamp-reflector and lamp OK.
- Vehicle load must be created.
Vehicle load on driver's seat in otherwise unloaded vehicle (curb weight).
- One person or 75 kg.
The curb weight is the weight of the operational vehicle with completely full fuel tank, including the weight of all equipment carried in operation.
- Fuel tank: at least 90% full.
- Equipment: for example, spare wheel, tools, vehicle jack, fire extinguisher, etc.
If the fuel tank is not at least 90% full, the load must be created as follows.
-- Check fuel tank fill lever in instrument cluster tank gauge and compare with the following table. Place additional weight in the luggage compartment, if necessary.
| Fuel Gauge | Additional Weight In Kg |
|---|---|
| 1/4 | 45 |
| 1/2 | 30 |
| 3/4 | 15 |
| full | 0 |
| Example: if the fuel tank is half full, an additional 30 kg must be placed in the luggage compartment. | |
Use fuel containers filled with water as additional weight (a five liter fuel container filled with water weighs five kg).
- Roll the vehicle several yards or move it back and forth several times to seat the springs.
- The electromechanical parking brake must not be engaged so vehicle is not under stress.
- The vehicle and headlamp adjusting unit must be on a level surface.
- The headlamp adjusting unit must be aligned to the vehicle. Refer to the Headlamp Adjusting Unit Operating Instructions.
- The headlamp adjuster must be distance -a- 30 to 50 cm in front of the headlamp and should not deviate more than dimension -b- = 3 cm from the headlamp center point.
- The inclination dimension is set on the headlamp adjusting unit. Refer to the Headlamp Adjusting Unit Operating Instructions.
- The angle dimension -arrow- is stamped for ECE countries on the upper edge of the headlamp -1- in "%".
- The angle dimension for the USA is 0.7%.
The percentage value is based on a 10 meter projection distance. Example: An angle dimension of 0.7% converts to 7 cm.