Declansdaddy
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So I finally got fed up with my poor night vision from my yellowed headlights. I've tried the whole restore thing but still they weren't clear. So I bought some cheapo eBay housings $80 and a heavy duty 9007 wiring harness (I suggest that for everyone even with stock housings). I got the Philips XTreme Vision bulbs as I've had much success with them in the past.
The housings weren't the same pictured in the eBay ad but I found that they were selling for $170 which is twice what I was charged. Don't know if they ran out of the ones I wanted or what. But anyways they have a led strip in the headlight which I'm not sure if I'll wire up or not and the turn signal is all LED. The ones I wanted didn't have any of that fancy stuff but all well.
If you haven't seen the upgraded harness I suggest taking a look into it. They are relatively cheap and make a world of difference. I think mine was $32.00 shipped to my front door. Instead of the current having to travel through a bunch of wire before reaching your headlight it actually puts the power to the headlights straight from the battery through 14ga. wire. It has its own contained relays and fuses. It's a pretty trick piece. I tested my voltage at my headlight and was only getting 10.2V to the lights. Now I get 13+ when the truck is running.
Anyways thought I'd just share my mod and post a couple pics.
The housings weren't the same pictured in the eBay ad but I found that they were selling for $170 which is twice what I was charged. Don't know if they ran out of the ones I wanted or what. But anyways they have a led strip in the headlight which I'm not sure if I'll wire up or not and the turn signal is all LED. The ones I wanted didn't have any of that fancy stuff but all well.
If you haven't seen the upgraded harness I suggest taking a look into it. They are relatively cheap and make a world of difference. I think mine was $32.00 shipped to my front door. Instead of the current having to travel through a bunch of wire before reaching your headlight it actually puts the power to the headlights straight from the battery through 14ga. wire. It has its own contained relays and fuses. It's a pretty trick piece. I tested my voltage at my headlight and was only getting 10.2V to the lights. Now I get 13+ when the truck is running.
Anyways thought I'd just share my mod and post a couple pics.