CCFL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (09-14 F-150 w/ Factory Halogen Headlights)
$445.49
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Enhanced Illumination. Upgrade your F-150’s visibility and style with the CCFL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens. These projector headlights not only improve your vehicle’s lighting performance but also enhance its aesthetic appeal with a sleek, modern design. These headlights employ CCFL technology for superior brightness and longer life. The clear lens and black housing create a striking contrast that makes your vehicle stand out while ensuring maximum light output for…
10 reviews for CCFL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (09-14 F-150 w/ Factory Halogen Headlights)
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DamianJ –
arrived timely and packaged very well to prevent damage in transit. install went well. my only problem was correctly identifying the daytime running wire and replacing a fuse. it would be nice to see a brighter version of these to match the brighter headlights out on the road but that doesnt mean these arent already a big upgrade from oem headlights.
Brighter2021 –
Easy to install Quick and easy installation they look great…. But in my opinion the low beam range is not really far enough in my opinion, But other than that I have no complaint great product Overall!!!!
CamE –
Work great! And very easy to install! I definitely would recommend to anyone.
MarshallR –
Looks wise they are an outstanding upgrade from factory. The accent lights are pretty dim, so you can only appreciate the halo lighting style around sunset (not like the Audi halo DRLs that you can see really well on a bright sunny day), but otherwise they give the truck a great personality. The actual headlight function and brightness is just as good as factory. Not excited about having to replace all the different little bulbs over time, but oh well. Install was a bit challenging as there is a big batch of wires that you need to combine and then splice into your existing harness but with some basic electrical knowledge (aka Dad) it wasn’t too big of a deal. Had to kind of force one side of the whole assembly to fit in the housing and line up with the bolt properly and probably busted the pressure clip…overall though love the look of these lights.
VegasDaniel –
The headlight face has been peeling since about a year ago. (Only 1 year warranty) I was ok with that BUT NOW “high beam flap” doesn’t work. Weird set up. H7 is a single filament bulb and these headlight use some sort of flap mechanism to switch high and low beam. They look great but issue after issue.
SovietRusalka –
These headlights are VERY similar to the OEM HID headlights that come on certain models of 2009 – 2014 F-150’s except for one thing. There’s a bitchin’ DRL Bar that curves from the top to the bottom around the main headlight itself. Seeing this makes me think it took cues from 2014 – 2016 model year GMC Sierra’s at time but I digress. The light bar is bright and looks pretty frickin’ sweet. They’re so bright that they’re able to light up the sides of passing cars during night time driving. The only con I have about this is you do have to aim the headlights. They’re currently aimed down so they don’t do much to light up the road ahead of you and trying to do that while they’re mounted to the truck is a B and a half. So good luck with that. Otherwise they look great. Pair them with some Proven Ground Raptor style fender flares and you got yourself a good look.
senojrelyks –
I was super happy with the headlights. Great light output and sharp. Had them almost a year and moisture started leaking in just now. As well as the DRL has started to flicker. Almost $500 for headlight. I’d like to have gotten a full year out of them.
LaneMyles –
Bought these almost a year ago. Easy to install and they go look great! Only problem is that I can’t find where to adjust them. My truck sits high and the low beam seems to aim too low. But other than that they are great.
BuiltByBen –
Definetly confusing at first which wires to connect the DRL bar to. Downloaded the wiring diagram online (like $10) and connected them in no problem. Easiest way to do the wires is “tap splice connectors”. Pick up a package at Home Depot, Auto Zone, etc. For a few dollars slide the original light wire in and the DRL wire you need to connect and use pliers to press the metal piece of the connector down to bite into both wires. Don’t worry about need ingredients to cut anything or weld or heat shrink wraps or any of that stuff. Tap splice connectors, once you have the headlight out and know which wire to connect to, literally will take a you a minute per headlight.
Donw –
Bought these lights the appearance looks good..at night oem lights are 100% better..than one quit working so now I’m out of 300 dolllars save your money just buy Fahren bulbs for your stock headlights..