Chrome Clear Corner Halogen Headlights Pair for Ford F-150 (2009-2014)
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Chrome Clear Corner Halogen Headlights Pair for Ford F-150 (2009-2014). New driver and passenger replacement assemblies with clear lenses. Match the original housing and factory lighting equipment before ordering.
Fitment
| Years | Vehicle | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2009-2014 | Ford F-150 | Factory halogen headlights only. Not compatible with factory HID/Xenon headlights. Bulbs are not included. |
Specs
- Sold as: driver and passenger pair
- Lighting: Halogen
- High/low beam H13. Bulbs not included.
- DOT/SAE compliance stated in the product listing
Bulb sizes: H13
In the Box
- Driver-side headlight assembly
- Passenger-side headlight assembly
Interchange References
DL3Z13008A, DL3Z13008B, DL3Z13008EB, DL3Z13008EC, FO2503287, FO2502287
Installation: Ford F-150 (2009-2014)
Professional installation and beam aiming are recommended. Switch off the lights and ignition before servicing.
- Open the hood, release the upper inboard plastic retaining rivet and fold the rubber air deflector aside on the 2009-2014 F-150. The grille and bumper do not need to be removed.
- Remove the two upper 10 mm headlamp bolts and the inner/front 10 mm bolt. Pull the housing straight forward to release its locating pins, then unplug the rear harness and bulb sockets.
- Transfer compatible H13 bulbs and sockets, align the locating pins and secure all three bolts. Refit the air deflector/rivet, test combined high/low beams and signals, then have the headlights aimed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which factory lighting configuration is compatible?
Factory halogen headlights only. Not compatible with factory HID/Xenon headlights. Bulbs are not included.
Which bulbs are used and included?
High/low beam H13. Bulbs not included.
What access is needed for installation?
No grille or bumper removal: access is through the hood and rubber air deflector; the housing has three mounting bolts. Professional installation and beam aiming are recommended.