You will need a Phillips-head screwdriver.
1. Pre-check and, if necessary, adjust the air pressure in the tires to the correct level.
2. Position the car perpendicular to a smooth wall (for example, in the garage) at a distance of 3 m. Place a weight of 75 kg on the driver's seat. Mark the screen on the wall as shown in Fig. 10.7. The longitudinal plane of symmetry of the car should pass along line 0 on the screen. Vertical lines 1 and 2 are located at an equal distance from line 0. The distance a between lines 1 and 2 should be equal to the distance between the centers of the low-beam headlights. Rock the car from the side so that the suspension springs self-align.
3. Measure the height of the headlight centers from the ground on your car. This will be the distance h on the screen.
4. Set the headlight beam adjuster on the instrument panel to the position corresponding to the load of the vehicle with one driver.
5. Turn on the low beam.
6. It is recommended to adjust the direction of the light spot for each headlight separately. Cover the second headlight with opaque material during adjustment.
Note: This is how the screws for adjusting the headlight beams are located horizontally A and vertically B.
7. Open the hood and adjust by turning the adjusting screws (if the location of the light spots does not correspond to the picture) the horizontal position of the light spot on the screen for each headlight...
8. ...and vertically.
9. The headlights are considered adjusted when the upper boundaries of the left parts of the light spots coincide with line 4, and vertical lines 1 and 2 pass through points E1 and E2 (see fig. 10.7) intersections of horizontal and inclined sections of light spots.