Royal Enfield RAN00202 / RAN00202/A – Headlamp Aiming Screw for Bullet 350 (Black Gold BS6/J-Series) – Genuine OEM Adjuster Screw

The Royal Enfield RAN00202 / RAN00202/A Aiming Screw is the genuine adjuster screw used in the headlamp aiming mechanism on modern Royal Enfield LED/halogen headlamp assemblies. Official Royal Enfield parts portals list it simply as “AIMING SCREW – RAN00202/A”, supplied as an OEM fastener under HSN 73181500, confirming that this is the exact screw used from factory, not a local hardware replacement.

In the headlamp section of the parts catalog, RAN00202/A appears alongside the headlamp assembly with bulb, dust cap, coil spring, nylon nut, clip nut and washer for aiming screw, clearly forming part of the headlamp aiming sub-assembly. 

If your Bullet 350 headlight beam cannot be aligned correctly, or the adjuster feels loose/stripped, replacing the original aiming screw with a fresh RAN00202/A is the correct fix. Generic screws often damage the plastic/metal brackets or lose adjustment over time. This genuine screw restores precise beam alignment, helping you aim the light correctly for safer night riding and keeping your front end as per factory spec.

Perfect for accident repair, LED headlamp retrofit correction, or restoring a disturbed headlamp assembly to stock.

Key Features

• Genuine Royal Enfield OEM part – Part No. RAN00202 / RAN00202/A, described in official catalogues as “AIMING SCREW”.

• Designed for headlamp aiming sub-assemblies using separate screw, spring, washer and nylon nut to adjust vertical/horizontal beam aim.

• Confirmed use within the LED/halogen headlamp assembly as fitted to Bullet 350 Black Gold (J-Series BS6/Euro V).

• Correct thread, length and head profile to match OEM brackets and adjuster hardware – no forcing or cross-threading.

• Helps restore smooth, precise headlight adjustment when existing adjuster is rusted, bent, or stripped.

• Prevents damage to expensive headlamp assemblies that can occur when using wrong/oversize screws.

• Small, low-cost part that can solve poorly aimed headlight / failed inspection issues.

• Supplied brand-new in genuine Royal Enfield packaging when sourced through authorized channels & Under The Hood.

Compatibility Table 

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Variants

• RAN00202 / RAN00202/A – AIMING SCREW (Headlamp)

  • Finish: Standard plated steel screw (per OE).

  • Sold as: Single piece (1N).

  • Works together with: RAN00203 (washer – aiming screw), RAN00204 (coil spring – aiming screw), RAN00205 (nylon nut – aiming screw) in the same sub-assembly.

No LH/RH or colour variants for this part number.

FAQs

Q1. What exactly does the RAN00202 / RAN00202/A aiming screw do?
It’s the adjuster screw in the headlamp assembly that lets you move the beam up/down (and sometimes slightly side-to-side) via the headlamp aiming mechanism. It works with a spring, washer and nut to hold the setting once adjusted.

Q2. Is this only for Bullet 350 Black Gold, or can I use it on other models too?
The available microfiche explicitly confirms it as part of the Bullet 350 Black Gold LED headlamp assembly. The same screw may be reused across other LED/halogen assemblies, but please check part number before purchase.

Q3. How do I know if my aiming screw needs replacement?
If the headlight cannot hold its aim, the adjuster spins freely, is rusty/bent, or the screwdriver slot/head is damaged, the screw should be replaced. Once installed with its proper spring and nut, the headlamp should move smoothly and stay where you set it.

Q4. Can I just use any similar-looking screw from a hardware shop?
Not recommended. Wrong thread/length or head shape can crack the plastic mounts, strip the bracket or misalign the reflector, and might even damage an expensive LED headlamp. Using the exact OEM RAN00202/A ensures the adjuster works as designed.

Q5. Do I need to buy the full headlamp aiming kit?
If only the screw is damaged, this single part is usually enough. However, if the spring (RAN00204), washer (RAN00203) or nylon nut (RAN00205) are corroded or missing, it’s best to replace the full set for a long-term fix.