Headlight Lens covers

I found a way to take it to the next leval. I did get the 3M kit and I did our 2002 Coachmen Mirada, 97 Subaru Outback and 97 Honda Civic. It did work great. I had done the headlamps on the RV before and they fogged over again within 6 months. We live in S FL and often tour the Southwest and I think the sun just does them in.
Here is the trick. I got clear heavy plastic covers for all three vehicles. While these covers are usually used to "black out" headlights they also make them in clear. When getting them for the Mirada I had to locate the numbers on the lens edge and do some research. They were mainly made for use on a Polish truck but also one or two other vehicles. There is an art to installing them. They can't be touched in the inside, cleanliness is important, they use slippery mixtures of dish soap and distilled water to float them into place and the water is squeegeed on. Because the lenses are curved they have to be stretched a bit to fit which requires a heat gun. Three years later all three vehicles look like they have new headlamps. The Honda ones would have been over $600 to replace and the Mirada a similar amount. I saved a fortune and now have headlamps that are stone chip resistant!

3 M kit at any parts store. 19.99 and mine came out like new. Tried a bunch of the liquid cleaners with no luck.

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There is a pair available on Ebay for $56.69 plus shipping. Go to Ebay and under search put in "New Ford Econoline Van 1997-2007 Set of Left and Right Headlight Eagle Eye". Hope this helps. I purchased headlight assemblies for our Newmar from Rock Auto. They're great to deal with but I didn't find anything on there site for the headlights you need. Good Luck.

If you can get the lens clear again. Use clear coat spray paint on them and they will never fog again.

If you can read the part number at the lower edge of the light assembly, do a search for the Ford vehicle that used it. Order the assemblies from Rockauto.com for 1/2 the Ford parts price or less. I replaced the headlights on my daughter's Crown Victoria for about 1/3 the cost from Ford. Been 3 or 4 years looked great last fall. Fog light assemblies for our 2003 Sport Trac were about 1/4 the Ford parts price from them.

Rarely is Doug wrong, BUT I replaced just the lenses on my headlights. The picture I found of the OP's headlights looks like a square sealed beam unit.
I tried various polishing products and they would last for six months and then cloud back up.

I bought a lens polishing kit by 3M and did my hazy truck headlight lenses. It worked so well that my wife decided to allow me to polish her Honda headlight lenses. It's really not very difficult.

Motorhome Headlamps are complete sealed units, They, as well as Auto/Trucks do not have "Lense covers". You either polish them when they glaze over or you replace the complete assbly. ALL motorhome Headlamps are Automotive designed Headlamps. They do not have or design a Motorhome specific Headlamp. Doug