There are slight differences in the Headlamp aiming method depending on the type of SOC/MAL headlamp system available in the vehicle and which may be marked VOL (Vehicle Optically aligned Left) or VOR (Vehicle Optically aligned Right) on the front of the lens. Even for the car equipped with either of the systems, it is recommended to visit a competent repair center accompanied with photometric aiming equipment to effect the right alignment. There is also a Headlamp adjustment screw placed in the fender through which the Headlamp can be raised and lowered since the left and right movement of the Headlamp is not possible. For correction of Headlamps, blank wall of the 25 feet in front of the vehicles and level floor at the front side are required. Attach masking tape on the wall along the line parallel to the vehicle's centre and the centre lines of both the Headlamps as shown above, measure the distance of the Headlamp reference marks from the ground and scribe a horizontal tape line across the reference marks on wall. Perhaps, the positioning of the tape can be done once the vehicle is in a few inches close to the barrier. Make sure that the car is parked in a flat surface and preferably when the fuel meter has indicated that the tank is half or more full and without any excess load in the car. Switch on the low beam then by using the high steel adjust the screw until the high intense area is at a distance of 2 inches for the horizontal line. If the Headlamps remain a problem, it is advised that they are aligned to the best of ability in a dealer service department as soon as possible. For the high beams to turn on and off automatically, the driver can choose the near or the far ON mode for high beams, and it is recommended that the battery is fully charged before use. It requires that the vehicle is in park mode, key is placed in the run mode, and the Headlamps on the low beam. Turn the Headlight Switch from ON to the AUTOL AMP position three times and finally switch it to ON and turn the switch of FLASH-TO-PASS three times. The high beams will turn ON and OFF as a signalling that the sensitivity level has been adjusted.