Fog light aiming:

[Z71_Silvy]

Is there a way to aim the fogs on an 800? One of mine is "higher" than the other...and it's annoying.

I tried searching on GMT with no results.

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

On my truck they had aiming screws built into the lights, they work on the same basis as headlight aiming screws. Youll just have to get dirty and crawl underneath and re-aim them. Hope this helps.

 

[Vmax2007]

On my truck they had aiming screws built into the lights, they work on the same basis as headlight aiming screws. Youll just have to get dirty and crawl underneath and re-aim them. Hope this helps.

I have been under his truck...Yes, he WILL get dirty. He probably can't find the screws cuz they are covered in caked on dried mud.

 

[ScottyBoy]

On mine, there is an adjustment screw on the back of them, it looks like a wingnut that you just turn. Heres a pic from when I installed mine. Look at the black plastic wingnut, that is how you adjust them. (On mine at least )

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

On mine, there is an adjustment screw on the back of them, it looks like a wingnut that you just turn. Heres a pic from when I installed mine. Look at the black plastic wingnut, that is how you adjust them. (On mine at least )

Mine adjusted with a similar wingnut ( not by a wingnut)

 

[Z71_Silvy]

On my truck they had aiming screws built into the lights, they work on the same basis as headlight aiming screws. Youll just have to get dirty and crawl underneath and re-aim them. Hope this helps.

I have been under his truck...Yes, he WILL get dirty. He probably can't find the screws cuz they are covered in caked on dried mud.

Sadly....you're right...

I know I indirectly swallowed about 130 pounds of that dirt and sand when I removed the front air dam.

 

[drperry]

On my truck they had aiming screws built into the lights, they work on the same basis as headlight aiming screws. Youll just have to get dirty and crawl underneath and re-aim them. Hope this helps.

I have been under his truck...Yes, he WILL get dirty. He probably can't find the screws cuz they are covered in caked on dried mud.

Sadly....you're right...

I know I indirectly swallowed about 130 pounds of that dirt and sand when I removed the front air dam.

You had the air dam off, and still couldn't see the fog light adjustment screws?

You have mud like my truck!

 

[CJ Hungus]

On my truck they had aiming screws built into the lights, they work on the same basis as headlight aiming screws. Youll just have to get dirty and crawl underneath and re-aim them. Hope this helps.

I have been under his truck...Yes, he WILL get dirty. He probably can't find the screws cuz they are covered in caked on dried mud.

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

You get them lights aimed yet?

 

[Z71_Silvy]

You had the air dam off, and still couldn't see the fog light adjustment screws?

Nah...I didn't look when I took the air dam off...I just took it off to make the truck look higher...

You get them lights aimed yet?

No...not yet. It's 14 outside......