Evan Fischer Driver Side Headlight Compatible with 1992-1996 Ford F-150, 1992-1996 Ford F-250 & 1992-1997 Ford F-350 - FO2502118

My old headlight lenses were almost white and I could hardly see at night so I decided to replace them. These were cheap so why not? I would caution you replacing the headlights on a 1996 Ford f250 is not easy. Whoever engineered the headlights was a sadist. You need to remove the battery and windshield washer tank along with the grill to get access. Then you have to remove the housing mainly by sense of feel being very careful not to drop the nuts. To remove the headlights there are 3 clips that are in a tiny space that have to be spread and pulled out. I was able to get top ones out after much cursing and loss of skin. The bottom ones have the deal that screws to adjust the headlights up and down, so rather than trying to remove that one I just screwed on the little adjustment thing until the headlight came out and used it on the new one. If you don't understand what I'm talking about you will if you attempt this task. It took me about 3 hours to complete the project but I did it. Oh, the new headlights look great by the way and my hands have finally healed. You could probably find a higher quality product for 3 times the cost of these but why pay more?

The headlights on my 96 F150 were nearly worthless. Replaced the assemblies with these and it's just like new. Even came with new bulbs. Very happy. They are a bear to install, but it's just the way Ford designed the mounting.

OEM fit for my 1996 Ford F-250. Make sure you get 6 (three for each headlamp) new retaining clips as the old ones will be rusted or break when attempting to remove. Clips are available at most auto stores and are package in two's from Dorman. Cheaper to buy from Amazon when getting the headlamps. These headlamps come with everything needed to plug and play except new clips. H4 bulbs are just standard run of the mill bulbs, pop some Sylvania Silverstar or Goldstar's in and really light up the road!

1993 ford f250. Got to replace my old fogged up lights. They look good but as others have mentioned you have to be very careful when installing them. THEY BREAK EASY. I wasn't concerned when I put in the first one and broke the adjustment mechanism that tilts the lights up and down. So when I put in the second one I was extra careful and got it in without breaking it only to have it break when I tried to adjust it. Luckily I kept the original lights and was able to take the adjustment mechanism off the now 25 year old lights and put them on the new ones. They are much stronger and solved the problem. By the way, finding and removing the bolts and clips that hold the lights in is overly difficult. Thank goodness for youtube.

These are not an exact match to Ford OEM, as shown in the pictures. The lights are smaller than OEM and not on center for the mounting hardware, so they leave a large gap on one side of the bezel while seeming to tuck behind the other side. Additionally, the adjustment gearbox is weak and splits apart and all the adjustments screws are too tightly threaded into the plastic body clips, so it’s impossible to make adjustments without having to hold the plastic clip with pliers to keep it from turning with the screw. I gave it three stars because they seem sturdy overall and, despite the awkward fit, do greatly improve visibility in my 1995 F-150 XL.

Just like OEM on my 1995 bronco. Well crafted bulb comes with heck of a deal. Old lamps were all glazed from age. You will need to remove battery and radiator, washer tank to get to the 2 on each side 11mm nuts. Out of 4 I only was able to unscrew 1. The bezal side is a screw that screws into plastic. I didn't replace the plate mine held good enough just pushing the screw back into the plastic. Two bolts hold at top so if they become loose they can't fall off.

1997 F-350 XLT 4X2 Crew Cab OBS PowerstrokeBoth fit perfectly no adjustment other then aiming these beautiful headlight buckets with bulbs already installed!Excellent changed the way the entire front of my truck looks to brand new! Painted Grille and trim these buckets and bulbs were a perfect fit adjusted right up and could not be more ecstatic!I did not require clips like everyone recommends but I guess I have em if I need em.

These headlights were an exact match and fit for my '94 F150. My other lights were hazed very badly and these made a huge difference. There is actually a pattern to the beam produced. Should have done it years ago. Bulbs that come with the lights are decent. The three clips that hold each light in place are poorly designed. Access to a couple of them are a PIA, but stick with it. I broke a couple clips but still was able to reuse them.