- Location
- Nashville, TN
I got them off Rock Auto for about $20 each after shipping - and that included bulbs and brackets.
The backside of the housing has 3 little "grabbers" that hold the adjustment posts inside "light hole." The issue I had with it was that the "grabbers" on the new housings were a little stiff and I busted 4 of the 6 of them. I may have been able to avoid that had I put some grease on them before trying to seat them on the adjustment posts. I think that grease might have helped. I ended up cutting the "grabbers" off my old lenses and installing them on the new ones. In and out pretty easy. It would have been a 10 minute job to swap them had I not busted the "grabbers" on each light.
Pull the grill and grab the bottoms and tilt the housing upwards to unseat from the 2 lower adjustment posts, then pull straight out to unseat from the 1 upper adjustment post.
I'll text you a photo of the back of the old housing - although it is a little jacked up from cutting out the "grabbers."
I drove around last night - what a world of difference. SO good.
The backside of the housing has 3 little "grabbers" that hold the adjustment posts inside "light hole." The issue I had with it was that the "grabbers" on the new housings were a little stiff and I busted 4 of the 6 of them. I may have been able to avoid that had I put some grease on them before trying to seat them on the adjustment posts. I think that grease might have helped. I ended up cutting the "grabbers" off my old lenses and installing them on the new ones. In and out pretty easy. It would have been a 10 minute job to swap them had I not busted the "grabbers" on each light.
Pull the grill and grab the bottoms and tilt the housing upwards to unseat from the 2 lower adjustment posts, then pull straight out to unseat from the 1 upper adjustment post.
I'll text you a photo of the back of the old housing - although it is a little jacked up from cutting out the "grabbers."
I drove around last night - what a world of difference. SO good.
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