Looking to replace my foggy looking headlight and would appreciate fa supplier recommendation. From what my mechanic showed me, it's basically a plug and play. Not interested in buying from EBAY1
Mike LeBlanc The Piney Woods Of East Texas Lufkin, Texas
rmasonschneider wrote: mikeleblanc I would be very interested in the details of the change. I was just about to order a set as well for the same reason. if you don't mind that is.
He showed me two pull up clips on each end of the top of the light. Pull each clip up (he had to use pliers on one), be sure to be holding the light, unplug the connection. Reverse the process and it's a done deal. Took him maybe 5 minutes. Hope this helps.
Mike LeBlanc The Piney Woods Of East Texas Lufkin, Texas
mikeleblanc I would be very interested in the details of the change. I was just about to order a set as well for the same reason. if you don't mind that is.
Amazon listings for 2000 Ford E450 headlight assemblies. Ford headlight assemblies You would have to compare for your self as I can see they are not all the same.
I polish my headlight lenses every year. I don't know why because we have never driven this MH at night when the headlights were needed. We do have DRL and turn them on high in rain but so far not at night.
I just bought a headlamp polishing kit and did my wife's car. Had to be done once a year after the first time but it was cheap and no tools required. They looked like new and I'm pretty sure the kit was around $20. Don't remember which kit I used but here's a report on what kits to get or avoid: Headlight restoration kits
2006 Fleetwood 26Q 2010 Harley Softail Toad 2015 Ford Focus Toad Upstate (the other) New York
2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper, a bucket of water, 2 drops of dish soap, and a little time is all that is needed to get your headlights to look like new again.....or you can take the above advise.
