ANZO USA USA 111080 Ford Black with Corner Amber Headlight Assembly - (Sold in Pairs)

These took 4 hours to install as the design is slightly off from oem. We had to modify the screw assemblies to fit under the bumper. Have installed much easier headlights. I dunno if this is a ford issue or what but if I had to do this again I'd rather pay someone than mess with this.

Bought these to replace the fresnel-style OEM headlights that were beginning to look grungy and foggy on my 2001 F350. Installation was ok, they perform alright at night as far as aftermarket headlights are concerned. The drivers' side marker light lens immediately had condensation that has never fully gone away; every time there's moisture in the air, that same housing has the condensation come back again and again. The real frustration I have with these headlights is the build quality, at least of the ones I ended up receiving. I get that these are an aftermarket headlight set so have no delusions that these would be OEM quality, but I would have expected these lights to at least last a few years of use without pieces falling off. They have been on the truck not quite a year since I bought them, and the lens on upper "triangular" faux corner housing thing on the drivers' side marker light has already fallen off. It doesn't affect the function of the actual lights, but now it looks crummy, and I'll probably have to see about a replacement. Hopefully Anzo will back their product and replace the defective housing.

Want to modernize the look of your truck AND make the truck safer at the same time? These headlights are just the thing to both replace fogged over lenses as well as to give our truck a streamlined modern look.The lenses came with standard headlight bulbs, we bought the Philips Starlight bulbs as an upgrade - super bright! I thought ahead and bought the headlight clips pack of 25 - only 4 were needed, so expect to give the others away. It would be NICE if they'd include 4 clips in the purchase of these lenses. Or 5 clips for a spare part just in case. Anyway, we failed to plan ahead so had to run to the store after all to buy new bulbs for the turn signals. The OLD turn bulbs were clear with an amber lens, since these lenses are clear they need amber bulbs. Simple logic that I'd failed to realize.What I suggest you'll need on hand if you want a full replacement set of lights up front:* These Anzo USA lenses* Headlight clips - pack of 25 then give the rest away to your mechanic friend* Amber turn bulbsI suggest also getting:* 2 New Philips Starlight Bulbs* 2 replacement Marker bulbs (ours were burned out, apparently)Be sure to park in front of a garage door or other level surface where you can visually eye where the existing headlights aim, then replace these lenses with bulbs then adjust BEFORE MOVING THE TRUCK.It took a family member less than an hour to replace both headlights and all the bulbs, including two trips to go get the amber bulbs then the marker bulbs. All in all I HIGHLY recommend!

Looks good in my opinion, I bought these and the black housing ones to see which I liked, ended up going with these clear ones for my truck. 2000 f250. As others said a bent owl and needle nose pliers work good for removing the clips. Buy a package of new retainer clips just in case. I did replace the 3157 and 194 blinker bulbs with amber. I used the headlight bulbs it came with but just switched to a fahren led bulb so we’ll see how that works. Get comment on the durability just yet but seems solid. Another note, the little hard to reach tab on the headlight that you have to pinch in two tabs to get the headlight out ; I found slipping a 9/16 closed end wrench over that worked great. I saw that in a you tube video after I struggled getting mine out.

I purchased these to upgrade from sealed beam headlights on a 2001 F350 XL Superduty. Thanks to the review by S.Phelps from April 2013, I also ordered the clips that were also recommended by Amazon. These require 4 for the install and I had to order the pack of 25, but they are pretty cheap. The harness on mine did connect to these, but I did have to remove the Jumper (Again thanks to S.Phelps on this tip.). These DO come with the high and low beam bulb, but not the turn and marker bulbs or sockets. The ones that are on the truck DO fit into these though. (Just mentioning this in case someone is ordering these to repair an accident job or has damaged lights/harnesses) One other note; the turn signal lenses on these ate clear, not amber. )Some states require front turn signals to be Amber.) If so, you can get the amber colored bulbs from a local auto parts store to be compliant. (I think they are GE1157A bulbs) or you can just be a rebel. These lined up pretty good, not perfect, but pretty good. They did make the truck look years newer and definitely provide better visibility than the OEM Sealed beam lights. Note, Prior to removing old lights, park in front of a wall and mark the area where your OEM lights shine on the wall for ease of adjustment after you install these.

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Installed a few months back on my 04 superduty. Noticed after a day of rain moisture on the inside of the driver's side headlight assembly. There are no signs of damage to the headlights, so I think that they are flawed. Contacted autopartsway (the vendor) and they said there was nothing they could do, and to contact ANZO directly. I contacted ANZO and received no response. The packaging had ANZO stickers on the boxes, but I am thinking that these may not be the real deal. ANZO's name did not appear anywhere on the product itself. These look like cheap chinese knockoffs to me. Autoparts way wasn't helpful in solving this matter. I am disappointed, and stuck with these...