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NCSU's does it because of the cut off shield inside the projector.
On yours, it's the hot spot that is pointing down.
The red is the high beam. Assuming you didn't move your truck, I used the little black dots on the wall to match up the hot spots. Are you sure the wiring isn't backwards? Do both your bulbs move in/out at the same time when you flip the MFS lever? Are they in or out when you flip the high beams?
I know when I did my sister's Mustang, I had to rewire the connector.
On yours, it's the hot spot that is pointing down.
The red is the high beam. Assuming you didn't move your truck, I used the little black dots on the wall to match up the hot spots. Are you sure the wiring isn't backwards? Do both your bulbs move in/out at the same time when you flip the MFS lever? Are they in or out when you flip the high beams?
I know when I did my sister's Mustang, I had to rewire the connector.
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Low and High based on the vid look OK, but if the above pictures are accurate, you should really readjust your headlights per the manuals instructions. Or check out the thread below:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...eadlights.html
Look at our pics side by side, there is a huge difference. Just one being the lack of hot spots in my photo.
Out of curiosity, has anyone flashed their high beams at you yet?
- NCSU
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...eadlights.html
Look at our pics side by side, there is a huge difference. Just one being the lack of hot spots in my photo.
Out of curiosity, has anyone flashed their high beams at you yet?
- NCSU
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