AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly Compatible with 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Grand Cherokee OE Replacement Headlamp Chrome Housing Clear Reflector Clear Lens
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Color: OE - Chrome/Clear/Clear
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- Vehicle compatibility: the headlights assembly is compatible with 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Grand Cherokee. Low Beam:9006 / High Beam 9005 (Halogen bulbs aren't included)
- Waterproof: fully sealed with solid silicon & designed with one-way vents to prevent moisture from being trapped inside the housing, no corrosion or moisture worries in sorts of weather conditions such as rain, snow or dust storms
- Brighter lighting: the metallic parabolic reflectors provide more light output to create a broader and smoother beam; and anti-glare hood helps focus the light and makes lighting more uniform
- Safety reflector: the sided micro-prism reflector makes the oncoming cars or passerby quickly notice you at night, ensuring your driving safety and others'
- Impact resistance: the polycarbonate lens & tough housing are highly resistant to shock, vibration for any tough road; professional installation would be highly recommended
Brand: AUTOSAVER88
Color: OE - Chrome/Clear/Clear
Specific Uses For Product: Head Lights
Vehicle Service Type: 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee
Year: 1999
Special Feature: Waterproof, High Beam
Lens Color: Clear
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
Brand: AUTOSAVER88
Color: OE - Chrome/Clear/Clear
Specific Uses For Product: Head Lights
Vehicle Service Type: 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee
Year: 1999
Special Feature: Waterproof, High Beam
Lens Color: Clear
Lens Material: Polycarbonate
Manufacturer: AUTOSAVER88
Model: AUTOHL2264
Item Weight: 11 pounds
Package Dimensions: 19.68 x 16.54 x 11.42 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: MAAUTaxOA6
Exterior: Polished
Manufacturer Part Number: MAAUTaxOA6
OEM Part Number: 5103401AA, 5103400AA
Special Features: Waterproof, High Beam
Date First Available: September 12, 2023
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Color: Black Housing Clear Lens
Replaced the cloudy originals on my 04 Grand with these. Really like the look of the clear lens and black inside vs the stock ones. The lens is very clear, all the bulb holders fit in the sockets perfectly and they mounted up as easily as the stock ones. Putting a little Vasoline on the studs that fit into the plastic sockets makes them easier to install. Combined with new Phillip's Extra Vision bulbs and they are MUCH brighter than the old ones with a real good beam pattern and a sharp upper cut off line. UPDATE! Bought these in Feb 2020, it is now Oct 2021 and these are clouded up bad. The lens plastic is even disintegrating along the top. Noticed it in spring and over summer they became real bad, they looked good for a year at least.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2020 by Charles Merritt
Color: Chrome Housing Clear Lens
Just installed these today. The lights are fully adjustable (vertically) despite all the online angry mechanic reviews. You do not have to remove the battery or air box (Jesus people, do a little research before the angry reviews). See the photos for the phillips screwdriver adjustment. In all fairness, there are no instructions included. This is for a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I replaced all of the bulbs since they were 16 years old. For the high beams bulbs I purchased Sylvania 9005XS, low beams are 9006XS. Turn signals are 4157NA, running lights are 194NA (2 per light). The high and low sockets will take a little bit of finagling to seat and twist properly. Use dielectric grease on all the sockets, O-rings, and flat gaskets to assist. Place some white lithium grease on the aluminum posts (what the seller is calling in their photo 'Beam Left-Right Adjusting Screw') before assembly into the plastic sockets. Take your time! Overall, the fit is decent and looks great, only time will tell if they are sealed properly or breakdown under UV sunlight. Not an exact OEM replacement and maybe a little bit wobbly if you press hard on them, but for the price and time 5 stars from me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2020 by EricJ EricJ
Color: Chrome Housing Clear Lens
I have a 2004 jeep grand cherokee.. it was a direct fit.. straight forward..no problems.. I saw some comments about difficulty adjusting.. there is a hole on the top crossbar.. stick a long Phillips screwdriver in the hole.. it reaches the adjustment screw on the rear of the headlight.. turn either clockwise or counter clockwise for up or down adjustments
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by RONALD DAVIS
Color: Chrome Housing Clear Lens
I bought these, but I found out that they are two different versions. Easy way to tell is look at the back of the headlight and look at the posts that hold the light bulbs in place. On my Jeep which is still original, my post are offset so that clear plastic piece can only go on one way. Also look at the posts that the clear piece gets mounted to. My original lights have all three stud mounts round which means the lo beam lights when mounted are equal in depth. This particular one that I bought and many of the ones here at Amazon if you look closely one of the stud mounts is square. the square ones have the lo beam bulb sit deep in to the holder so they are not equal in depth. Why does this matter? If you get a pair that has the round studs like mine then you can use any bulb and any LED bulbs. If you get the one with a square stud mount then you cannot use LED bulbs as the rear of the LED housing is much larger so it will not sit deep in to the holder. This is not a dig at the product, it was well made. It was very nice looking, all adjustments easy to locate and will fit the years mentioned for Jeeps. Just make sure you get the right one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Steve
Color: Black Housing Clear Lens
These headlights are well made and fit just like the original ones.
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2023 by Kindle Customer
Color: Chrome Housing Clear Lens
Easy install. Just used original lights and wiring harness so just plug and play. One of the headlights would not lock in correctly as it seemed the rotation lock was too tight and didn't fit the base of the light correctly. The lock has screws so I just opened it a little turned the light until it locked in place and tightened back up. Very easy. The look is very nice. I didn't adjust the lights beam after installing and it seemed very close but I might have to make a small adjustment after driving around for a while. All in all a very easy install and looks so much nicer than the yellow and gross headlight assembly it replaced. I got the chrome one and it looks very similar to oem but I might have gone with the smoke or black for a more custom look.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2019 by PtrkG
Color: Chrome Housing Smoke Lens
These head lights are amazing. However, with any tinted or "smoked" lights you have to make sure you either have LED bulbs or a very bright Halogen bulbs to cut through the tint. If you keep incandescent bulbs with these head lights you will not be able to see well at all at night, not even with high beams on. But these do not look cheap at all like most Aftermarket headlights, they look sleek & tough. I've had these in my Jeep for about 2 years now and they still look exactly like when I first put them in!!! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2019 by Rayna Harris
Color: Chrome Housing Clear Lens
Use at own risk - Here’s a list of problems I had with a 2004 Grand Cherokee Limited 1) The turn signal bulb sockets would not go in and turn on either side. Some other bulb sockets were also hard to insert and turn. 2) There is no way to adjust the level (up/down) of the lights while they are mounted to prevent blinding oncoming traffic. They must be removed to gain access to the screw, which means it’s trial and error adjusting them. Look at their pictures and notice that the rod that allows you to adjust them from the top is missing. 3) One High beam (Passenger) points down to the road about 10 feet in front of the jeep - This can NOT be adjusted. 4j The Passenger side low beam is not level to the horizon, meaning it is slanted up higher into oncoming traffic and down toward the side of the road. It also has a “fuzzy” cutoff line that fades more than cuts off. (Drivers side is level with a sharp cutoff so I suspect the internal reflector is mis-aligned for 3 & 4) 5) One side (driver) has the reflective coating turning brownish/yellow/green (see photo) on the inside of the lens. For reference, I have changed headlight housings on multiple other Grand Cherokees. This was supposed to be a simple housing change with the original bulbs and harness before a holiday road trip, but turned into a disaster and had to reinstall the old cloudy housings to be able to make the trip. The box was not damaged and the packaging appeared to be adequate.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2017 by G G G G