AmeriLite Black Projector Headlights LED Bar and Turn Signal Set for Ford F-150 - Passenger and Driver Side

4.0 out of 5 stars

By Daniella Stanley - Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2020

Good headlights, no instructions so I wrote my own

If you’re struggling with install since no instructions are included here are some notes to help since there aren’t any videos I could find on these particular headlights on YouTube. I installed these on my 2013 F-150 and they work great. Install is very easy once you know what you’re looking for. 1. Remove the headlights from your current vehicle (YouTube can help you here for sure) 2. (For a Ford F-150) there will be three connections on the back of the headlight. The connection in the middle has a tab that needs to be pushed in then the connection will pull out. Note that this connection will not have a bulb come out. The other two connections will twist counter clockwise and unlock. The bulbs will come out with these connections. 3. Set old headlight aside and bring your new one to the truck. 4. The new headlights will have the same three connections. The middle will be closed with a connection and the other two will have an opening with cables coming out. 5. Take your connection from the truck that doesn’t have a bulb and connect it to the middle connection 6. Take the connection from the truck with the small silver bulb and remove that bulb. To remove the bulb grab the bulb and pull. You may have to wiggle a bit to get it out. Once it’s out take that connection, find the small neon green connection on the headlight and plug it in where the bulb used to be. Tuck it in the hole and twist clockwise to lock 7. Take the blinker connection (orange bulb) and remove the bulb. Again just pull straight out. Connect this to the black connection where the bulb used to be. Tuck it in the opening and turn clockwise to lock. 8. Test out your lights to make sure everything lights up which it should if you followed these steps. 9. If everything is working put it back in the same location as the factory headlights and use the three screws to lock them down. 10. Enjoy your upgraded lights. Hope it saves you some time and frustration.

5.0 out of 5 stars

By flywatt - Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020

Sharp looking lights

Edit: I purchased the headlights and tail lights to match. Installed last month. All 4 lenses had condensation within the first few days. I'll reach out to the manufacturer for guidance. Original: These lights look great on my truck. Easy to install. I do recommend watching a YouTube video. You do have to cannibalize parts from your old headlight and pay attention to the order of the wires for the halo to work properly. It'll work if you wire it backwards, but the installation video warns this could be problematic. I have automatic light sensors on my truck. The halo doesn't work during the day as a "running light". I'm okay with that, but I've seen others complain about that. Lights still look sharp and are a huge upgrade to the factory look. The projector lights are plenty bright, however the left side sits lower than the right side. I'm sure there is an adjustment for this. I will contact the manufacturer for their recommendation on the uneven light. Although it is uneven, it's only by a few inches. I notice it in my garage but cannot tell the difference when I'm driving.

4.0 out of 5 stars

By LG2000 - Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2019

Great Quality, OEM Fit and Great Price

Great Quality, Perfect fit and most important they look great. Well packaged, the setup time was less than 30 minutes. The had a perfect Fit. The lighs appear to be good quality, they don't look cheap at all. They are not truly DRLs, the white LED is not bright enough to be seen on the daytime, but once the sun start to go down they look really nice and bright. Note that he LEDs are connected to the parking lights, so if your Truck has the automatic light sensor they will be off during the daytime. Only bad thing that I had to say is that the lowbeams vibrate/shake when driving on the road (on regular roads), this could be annoying and main reason why i give 4 stars

5.0 out of 5 stars

By Armando - Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2020

Nice lights with my added drl and led bulb

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. They look great. Haven't put them through water so can't speak on condensation. I switched halogen bulb for Hikari led bulb and also converted them to TRUE DRLs Check out my attached drl (daytime running lights) conversion video if you'd like

5.0 out of 5 stars

By LTparod - Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2019

Great new agressive look for my '13 F150

I love these headlights. I coupled them with the Raptor-like grille that has the amber lights and it really made a great look.

5.0 out of 5 stars

By Chris P. - Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020

EASY PLUG N’ PLAY

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Super easy install. 1) Open you hood 2) Remove the top 2 10mm bolts on the headlight housing 3) Pull back the black liner (easier if you remove the mounting screw) to see the lower 10mm bolt 4) Now give a firm tug straight back - be careful as your lights are connected and you only have so much wire 5) You’ll see 3 light plugs, twist to remove all 3 6) Remove the bulb from the blinker ONLY as this connector mates with light housing via the bulb socket. 7) Connect all 3 lights to the new housing with a twist 8) Reverse steps 4 through 1 and you are done! Approximate time is 12 minutes for you first side, 8 for your second as you will get faster.....20 minutes total. Really updates the look of the truck and the DRL are plenty bright and noticeable. You’ll see I also have the LED blinks and NiLight 22” light bar installed.Also great additions.

1.0 out of 5 stars

By Amazon Customer - Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2020

Nice Bright Headlights!

Really nice headlight! Pretty straight forward install. Plug and play. Took about 45 minutes to install. Only reason I didnt give 5 stars was because there were no instructions. And also not sure when a bulb burns out if I will be able to replace bulb. Update looks nice but cant adjust low beams too 100% and when high beams are on the driver side shines up in the trees! Looks nice but not functional!

5.0 out of 5 stars

By Andrew Stockbridge - Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2020

Halogens don't do this light justice

These headlights have my trucks front end 90% finished for transforming it to a more aggressive look. The daylight running lights that accentuate the outside edge is a sharp definition i couldn't achieve with plain halos. Unfortunately they only came with halogen bulbs with the listed price, but that's easily fixed. This was a quick plug and play for my 2011 Ford F150 XLT there are no instructions (shouldn't need any) and no additional mounting bolts - you use the existing. I added a before picture on the end of my stock headlights as comparison.