Light setting, fog lights
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Light setting, fog lights
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Check that all tyres have the correct air pressure.
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2.
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Check that there is no load in the car.
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3.
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Check fuel quantity. Compensate with load in the luggage compartment:
half tank - 25 kg; empty tank - 50 kg
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One person or a 75 kg load should be in the driver's seat.
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5.
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The car should be free from snow and ice.
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6.
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Park the car on a flat surface.
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7.
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Stabilise the suspension by rocking the car.
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8.
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Check the mounting of the bulb in the headlamp.
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9.
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Switch on the ignition.
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Light setting against a wall
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1.
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Park the car 10 m (32.8 ft) from the wall (A).
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2.
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Measure from the ground to the centre of the fog light lens (B), subtract 20 cm (0.66 ft) and note the measurement.
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Note
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Fog lights should be set with a 2% downward angle (20 cm (0.66 ft) at 10 m).
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3.
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Measure B - 20 cm (0.66 ft) and draw a horizontal line on the wall the same width as the car.
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4.
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Switch on the fog lights.
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5.
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Screen off the fog light not being set.
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6.
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Use the adjuster screw (C) to adjust the light image vertically until the image's baseline matches the horizontal line on the wall.
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7.
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Perform points 5 and 6 for the other front fog light.
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Light setting with special equipment
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For handling of light setting equipment, see the user's manual from the manufacturer.
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2.
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Adjust the light image vertically using the adjuster screw (C).
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