Posted by "ironmark"
You will need a 4.5mm socket but a 7/32 will work as well , you should be able to adjust the lights to where you want them without taking off the outer fairing . If you take off the outer fairing make sure that the fairing is hooked on the bracket that is behind the radio when you install the fairing , you will have to do this by feel because you can not see what you are doing , the fairing will stay on the bike once it is hooked on the bracket , line up the edges of the inner & outer fairing & put the turn siginals in their holes but do not tighten , then check & see if the light adjustment screws are in the center of the access opening , then put in the 6 screws & tighten to 6-8 inch pounds , then tighten the turn siginals . You can check if you did the install right by taking off the headlight bezel , the headlight assembly should move a little . I have taken off the outer fairing many times & this is the system that I use , it varies some from the HD book but it works for me .
You will need a 4.5mm socket but a 7/32 will work as well , you should be able to adjust the lights to where you want them without taking off the outer fairing . If you take off the outer fairing make sure that the fairing is hooked on the bracket that is behind the radio when you install the fairing , you will have to do this by feel because you can not see what you are doing , the fairing will stay on the bike once it is hooked on the bracket , line up the edges of the inner & outer fairing & put the turn siginals in their holes but do not tighten , then check & see if the light adjustment screws are in the center of the access opening , then put in the 6 screws & tighten to 6-8 inch pounds , then tighten the turn siginals . You can check if you did the install right by taking off the headlight bezel , the headlight assembly should move a little . I have taken off the outer fairing many times & this is the system that I use , it varies some from the HD book but it works for me .