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Headlight beam setter.
A headlight beam setter, also called a headlamp tester, is used to check beam alignment and help adjust it to the manufacturer’s specifications. Correct alignment improves illumination and avoids dazzling others. Inspection and adjustment should follow the manufacturer’s maintenance procedures and instructions; no universal mandatory interval is specified here.
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Headlight beam setter.
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