PIT66 LED Headlight Assembly Compatible with Ford F150 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014, Headlamps Replacement Driver & Passenger Clear Lens Black Housing

Just put these on (the black smoke effect set) and they look great, fit great too, all the bulbs fit in the sockets correctly and the tabs line up perfect. Only thing I would recommend is to squeeze the metal tabs it comes with together so that they aren’t so wide and won’t get stuck if you need to pull them back out.

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The media could not be loaded. Product shipment and packaging was great. Installation instructions were missing. If you know what you’re doing it really ain’t that hard. 3 bolts and some plugs and you’re done. You only have to splice 2 wires to add the white LED strip to the existing wiring. It comes with all the bulbs expect for the little orange bulb on de side of the unit, you reuse the old bulb. The main bulbs connect right into the plug and the indicator light connects into the old bulb socket. A little tricky if you don’t see it at first, I cut my wires up to later realize I didn’t need to do that. All openings will be closed with the old plugs. The height screw reached it max hight and the light was still shining way to far down, so I fitted 8 washers underneath the lowest mounting bolt of both lights and now the lights are shining straight ahead. Happy with the looks and quality.-1 star for missing instructions and needing modifications to shine straight.

I got the 09 F150 7 LUG xLt. You know, with 48,000 miles! All I got to say is these headlights set this truck off! Perfect fit, couldn't look better..

Don't waste your money, they are not sealed correctly. Mine have moister on the inside.

What a nice design. This product is better than the factory setup. My 2013 looks totally awesome!!!!

Everything went in pretty easily on 2009 F150 XLT. Lines up perfect. Looks like new. Things to note with regard to the metal retaining clips on the back of the assembly (no instructions):1. Pry out the plastic rivets holding the rubber sheet in place around the inside of the old headlights and behind the ends of the bumper. Remove the 3 - 10mm bolts holding each headlight assembly in place. Wiggle/pry the old assemblies out and remove all the bulbs. The retaining clips bite onto the plastic alignment pegs on the back. Make sure you remove the original retaining clips left in the the slots in the sheet metal or things won't line up right during reassembly.2. Remove the clips from the back of the new light assemblies, pre-install them in the slots and carefully orient the rectangular plastic pegs with the rectangular slots in the pre-installed clips (slip them into the slots in the body the easy way and rotate them 90 degrees). They can't go in otherwise and quickly get bent out of shape.3. If you try to remove the installed assembly you might mess up the retaining clips so its a good idea to replace all the bulbs with LED at the same time (Costs about $75 less coupons and are way brighter and run way cooler than the factory incandescent bulbs! One of the marker lights came loose in the old assembly and melted a big hole in the plastic.):- Headlights - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNKJVFLC?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details- Amber Turn Signals - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WD7Z4R7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details- Side Marker Lights - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2NMNTHL?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details- Fog Lights (if equipped) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077SGQKQQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsA small flashlight (and X-ray vision) allows you to observe the pins engaging the staples in step 2.Good Luck!

Even though they look great and fit well they are cheaply made. Only took three months before water got into the headlight. Spend the xtra money and get some better made headlights. I won’t recommend this product