RE: [ST] Headlamps/Horns

["Dan Wallander" <triumph99@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Unless you have very large hands, you don't need to remove any fairing
pieces to adjust the headlamps.  An 8mm nutdriver is my tool of choice for
this job.  It is hard to see what you are doing so you will likely have to
look and then try to get the tool in there by feel.  Once you have the
nutdriver on the adjuster, you can straighten out the handlebars and do your
adjustments for that side.

Dan Wallander
'99St
'74R90/6
www.danwallander.com

- -----Original Message-----
From: owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Roger
Castillo
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 8:43 PM
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ST] Headlamps/Horns

Tony,

I just spent all Saturday afternoon installing a pair of Fiamms on my '00 ST
and found the headlamp aiming "thingie" by accident while looking for a
place to mount the switch relay. If you remove the side fairing (right or
left, doesn't matter), turn the bars over to one direction, and look up into
the area behind the headlamps you will see a gray housing with a small bolt
protruding. This housing looks like the housing for a headlamp assembly and
the protruding bolt some sort of adjuster. Luckily, that's what it is. :)
The bolt adjusts the aim of the lamp up and down.




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