Genuine 2001 Chevrolet Tracker Headlight

2001 Chevrolet Tracker Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How should headlights be aimed correctly to avoid blinding oncoming drivers and ensure optimal visibility on the road on 2001 Chevrolet Tracker?

  A: The headlights should be aimed in such a way that they do not glare at the coming traffic and that they provide the best light on the roads at night. This should be done annually or time to time, if new package assembly headlight is installed, or front-end body work is done. The adjustment process involves two spring-loaded screws: It has one lever above for up and down movements and one at the side for the left and right movements. There is a basic process of adjustment that calls for a blank wall in front of the vehicle, 25-feet away and a level floor. Masking tape in the vertical direction should be placed at the level of the middle of the car, and on the middle of both headlights; the horizontal tape line is provided for reference purposes. The advice here include; the vehicle should not be inclined, half tank of fuel and empty or minimal load during all adjustment. For the low beams, the high intensification area should be a position two inches below the line that is horizontal to the ground and two inches to the side of the oncoming traffic; the top screw is used to make this beam higher or lower; the side screw is used to adjust it to the left or right of this position. When the high beam is on, the high-intensity area should therefore lie only a little below the horizontal mark. In case of compromise, it is advisable to enhance the low beam luminosity in order to safeguard the drivers. In such a case, it is advisable to let a professional service work on the alignment of the headlights during the earliest opportunity.