Randy-IA
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Good advice but not for this vehicle. The headlights are solid mounted with drop in pins (Peg and tenon style). The only way to accomplish that would be to oblong the pins holes.
Bad replacement headlights assembly
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whtbronco
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Yep, I did not notice you had stated it was a non Ford vehicle and clearly not Expedition. Oops, sometimes I'm very special.
Randy-IA
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NP.
I still have the original housings, might some day try the sanding and clear-coating routine. First however I'm going to try a different brands of bulbs. Back in the days of round and square halogen lights I found that Wagner brand bulbs had a much better beam pattern than the others, especially against their main competitors Phillips and Sylvania. The bulbs that came with the TYC housing are Phillips halogens. It's really only the high beams that annoy me, the low beams are to yellow regardless, I'm used to LED's white light in the company vehicles I drive for a living. I drive mostly at night.
I still have the original housings, might some day try the sanding and clear-coating routine. First however I'm going to try a different brands of bulbs. Back in the days of round and square halogen lights I found that Wagner brand bulbs had a much better beam pattern than the others, especially against their main competitors Phillips and Sylvania. The bulbs that came with the TYC housing are Phillips halogens. It's really only the high beams that annoy me, the low beams are to yellow regardless, I'm used to LED's white light in the company vehicles I drive for a living. I drive mostly at night.
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