I’ll grab some photos once it’s out of the shop, may not be until next week…@apex96 please post a pic of your light pattern & the front grill with these lights on. I'd like to see this warmer color of 5700K. TIA!
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I’ll grab some photos once it’s out of the shop, may not be until next week…@apex96 please post a pic of your light pattern & the front grill with these lights on. I'd like to see this warmer color of 5700K. TIA!
One additional closeup of the light housing and then a few of the Philips packaging materials and the light itself. These are my high beams that I have yet to install.
I completely understand the move to completely swapping out the housings for the LED version. The only thing that kept me from doing that was that fact that they're sealed and if the low or high beam section were to go bad, I'd have to replace the whole housing.I changed LED bulbs on my 08 F350 and my 2002 BMW z3 and improvement in brightness varies drastically. I was also surprised at how bad the halogens are on our previous Max Limited and so I did the OEM headlight retrofit myself. No, it did not cost me 3k. A pair of good used lights from eBay cost $1K, wire harnesses cost $350 and reselling my old halogens recouped about $575. I post this in response to OP question of anyone having done this before.
I've done LED light bulb replacements before and I did not want to do that with the expedition, to each their own. For me, I wanted the look and performance of the OEM leds.
I did the fogs with LED bulbs too to match color temp of the OEM headlights I installed. As shown in the after pictures. Photo doesn't do justice for difference in brightness because camera auto adjusts contrast and brightness.I completely understand the move to completely swapping out the housings for the LED version. The only thing that kept me from doing that was that fact that they're sealed and if the low or high beam section were to go bad, I'd have to replace the whole housing.
I do plan to replace the stock halogen fog light housings with the factory projector LED housings. They are a direct fit replacement and use the same H8/H11 clip as the halogen bulb does. For those that are interested in swapping to projector LED fog light housings, here are the part numbers and pricing through TASCA. Links below.
This will be my spring project after the tax return hits...
Fog Lamp Assembly - Passenger's Side (RH) - Ford (GT4Z-15200-C) $186.56
Fog Lamp Assembly - Driver's Side (LH) - Ford (GT4Z-15201-A) $186.56
2018-2020 Ford Expedition Fog Lamp Assembly GT4Z-15200-C | TascaParts.com
2018-2020 Ford Expedition part # GT4Z-15200-C - Fog Lamp Assemblywww.tascaparts.com2018-2020 Ford Expedition Fog Lamp Assembly - Driver's Side (LH) GT4Z-15201-A | TascaParts.com
2018-2020 Ford Expedition part # GT4Z-15201-A - Fog Lamp Assembly - Driver's Side (LH)www.tascaparts.com
Many, have gone this route, myself included. But I've had way to many failures due to water intrusion into the circuitry. These fogs sit exposed and down low where it's easy for water to force its way into any improperly sealed wire opening or cheap casting.I did the fogs with LED bulbs too to match color temp of the OEM headlights I installed. As shown in the after pictures. Photo doesn't do justice for difference in brightness because camera auto adjusts contrast and brightness.
I went with ALLA lighting switchback white/yellow but regular white works too. Direct plug and play without flickering. If it does flicker, they also have a adapter but in my case I didn't need it.
H10 9145 LED Switchback Bulbs Fog Lights, 6K White/3K Yellow
Super bright 2-color H10 9145 LED switchback bulbs, fog lights or headlight replacement for cars, trucks: 6000K xenon white switch 3000K amber yellow 9140 9155.allalighting.com