Kit Includes: (1) Passenger Side Headlight (1) Driver Side Headlight
Specification
Side Location
Driver & Passenger Side
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How to Replace Headlights 1999-2004 Ford F250 Super Duty
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Tools used
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Bent Tipped Awl
Flashlight
1. Changing the Headlight Bulbs
Reach in to the back of the light and twist the ring counter clockwise
Pull it off to pull the bulb out
Hold the collar back and pull the bulb free
Push a new bulb in and snap it back into the ring
Push the bulb back into the assembly and twist clockwise
2. Removing the Headlight Assembly
Use an awl to pull the arms out and up on the side of the tabs holding in the headlight
Hook the awl into the top of the clip and force it up and out. Repeat on the other side of the light
Remove the clip down past the headlight wiring harness. Remove the clip by pressing in the wings on either side
Pull the headlight out
Disconnect the harnesses to free the light
3. Installing the New Headlights
Adjust the lower clip to match the clip on the old headlight
Measure the top adjustors to make sure they are the same distance from the light
Reconnect the light harnesses
Line up the light and push it in to connect it
Push the clips on the back, back into place
4. Adjusting the Headlight
Set the light to your states standards
The right Phillips screw adjusts the light left to right
The left Phillips screw adjusts the light up and down
Brought to 1AAuto.com. Your source for quality replacement parts and the best service on the internet. Hi, I am Mike Green. I am one of the owners of 1A Auto. I want to help you save time and money repairing and maintaining your vehicle. I am going to use my 20-plus years experience restoring and repairing cars and trucks like this to show you the correct way to install parts from 1A Auto. The right parts installed correctly, that is going to save you time and money. Thank you and enjoy the video.
In this video we are going to show you how to replace the headlight on this Ford F-250. The first couple minutes we'll just deal with if you're just replacing the bulb. Then after that we go into how to change the whole headlight assembly. The headlights on these trucks get faded, cloudy, and yellow quite a bit. So they're a pretty popular reinstallation item. The only tools you'll need a bent-tipped awl and a Phillips screwdriver.
Okay. To change your light bulb, you want to come in behind and you can see the back of the light bulb with that ring around it. Reach in, turn that ring counterclockwise. Okay here you can see close-up better angle, this is what you are reaching for. You turn this counter clockwise, pull it off. Then you kind of have to use it to kind of shake your headlight up and down and then bring it out.
Right up here pull the collar back. Just use a screwdriver, kind of force that off. There is your bulb disconnected. Reconnect, just put the bulb in, push the harness together, Then pull that back to just make sure that is connected correctly. When putting the bulb back in you want to look right here you can see there is kind of a slot right on top of the housing. That lines up with the slot on the bulb and push together and lock your ring on.
Okay. To remove all these headlights you're first going to have to pull two tabs up. One here and one here. Okay, so here is the back of the headlight. So the clips go right down on here. So you can see that they hold on a couple different ways. You can see that these arms curl in to lock into these slots. So that's why you put this down in there, lock this in. Then pull on it up to try to get those right out of those slots. Okay, and it's also shaped, it has a little. It's got almost a little ridge right here. That's why you have to kind of pry back and then up and out to get these off.
So now I am going to go back to these clips here. Take my bent tipped awl and put it in, pull out, and up. Then go down to the other side pull out, then twist out, and up. Okay. Now notice I have a glove on. What I am going to do is hook my awl into that slot at top. I'm going to pry this way which forces the clip out away from the truck, and I am going to put my glove on top of the clip as well just to kind of hold it in place. So that when I pull it out it stays on my awl. Do the same thing for this side. Use a flashlight. Pull up on one side. Hook it into the other side. Pull up on that side, put my awl down in there, get your fingernail down in there. Push out and pull up, and there is my other clip out.
Okay the next part of this is a bit difficult to film, but right down in here is the headlight. Down a little further, my hand gets in the way, down a little further you could see another little clip poking through the fender. Okay looking at my new light, it has this right here and it has a couple little wings on it. These squeeze actually pretty easy. So what you want to do is reach down in there, kind of give these and squeeze while you pull out.
Okay so I reach down in. You'll probably squeeze them one at a time. Squeeze the top or the bottom with your fingernail or take a small screwdriver with you. Then it releases and then you can pull the headlight out. Take that off then pull the bulb right out. Then disconnect the harness. Here's the light that was in the truck, new light from 1A Auto. Lights from 1A Auto, they are just like the original. They are going to shine. They're DOT approved. One thing you want to do before you go to put them in, is you see here, this is an adjuster and you can see the length between there and there. On my one - one that was in the truck the length is much shorter here. So I am going to adjust this to match that. I am also going to do the same thing at the top here and with this one here. So I am just going to make the adjusters the new light match the old light. With the one exception being, you can see that the design of this mount is a little different than the original. So that adjuster, I am going to actually measure the distance between the light and the adjuster and make them the same.
Here's my new light. I am going to plug in my bulb and make sure this adjuster goes back into the slot where its supposed to be. See that's going right into that hole and that's going to go right into that hole. Push the bottom in to lock it and the tops are in. Now I am going to put my clip down in carefully. Push back on the light some. Get it started. So this one I am going to use my bent tipped awl just so I don't drop it. Put it down in, get it started, push the light in. Just use my Phillips screwdriver here to try to push these clips all the way down on. Then the lights all set.
Okay to adjust your headlight, this screw here adjusts your light left to right. If you look at the line down here, as I go counter clockwise light goes in, clockwise light goes out. Then the other screw is way down in here, right in here. Counter clockwise light goes down, clockwise light comes up.
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great price & great looks
Carlisle
August 16, 2017
Easy to order and confirm. How to videos are helpful - even for a general DYI'er like myself. Shipment arrived as requested (free) and fit my 1999 truck like a glove! 1A auto is where I'll get my future parts for sure.
D
November 2, 2017
Very pleased with my purchase. Headlights arrived timely seem to work perfectly.
Very poor quality
robert
November 13, 2017
These lights were just awful, poor fit and very cheaply made. I had to use parts from old lights to use them. I would not recommend them to a friend.
Looks like new
D
December 3, 2017
Fit was very good.. except for one of the mounts were just a wee bit short for the clip to engage the slot... no biggie... I used one of the old ones... I know I should not have too... but ... hey. .. I got it done.. would buy again if needed
Now I see
Mark
July 23, 2018
The head lights on my 2001 Ford f250 SD had become cloudy and any attempt to polish them ended in disappointment.
After I made the decision to replace them, I did an Internet search and found 1A to have the best deal going. I ordered a set of oem head lights and received my package very fast. It only took about 30 minutes to swap the out. A great fit. To my surprise they also came with bulbs.
Great job guys. Thanks for offering supper products.
M Jackson
Ford Headlights, Pair
Robert
December 17, 2018
Just like new. Fit perfectly and my headlight are much brighter now. Thanks, A1
Look like OEM lights
Cliff
July 17, 2019
The order came in ahead of schedule and there were well packaged.
They were not exactly like the ones on my 2002 truck, they appear to be '99 models. I don't care about that as they are an improvement on my existing lights.
By the way, the lights came with bulbes, I consider that a bonus.
Great lights.
Gordon
February 29, 2020
These lights arrived early and well packaged. Plus they had a new bulb included. Great quality. The 1A video on installation was spot on. But the engineers at Ford that designed the mounting should be shot on sight. It was miserable getting them out. But the video shows exactly how to do it.
Do recommend
Brian
July 27, 2021
So far its lightning my way through dark paths.
Good buy!
James
September 4, 2021
Pretty good quality for the price. Shipping was fast.
Jack
October 1, 2021
The appearance of these lenses are identical to stock. Perfect.
Just Received will instal this weekend.
Dwayne
December 31, 2021
I got them today they look great. We will see after I put them in this weekend.
Gordon
February 28, 2022
Pretty close to OEM. Nice and bright.
Like original headlight assembly
Craig
July 10, 2022
Looks like a brand-new version of the original factory headlight assembly (installed on a 2002 F350), Watching the video provided critical information for removing old light assembly and installing new assembly. Removing the factory retention clips from the headlight assembly does required some hand and finger dexterity, along with an angled awl tool.
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Detlef
July 19, 2023
Works as expected, much brighter than the aging stock units.
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