PIT66 LED Headlights Assembly Fit 2009-2014 Ford F150

Everything went in pretty easily on 2009 F150 XLT. Lines up perfect. Looks like new. Things to note with regard to the metal retaining clips on the back of the assembly (no instructions): 1. Pry out the plastic rivets holding the rubber sheet in place around the inside of the old headlights and behind the ends of the bumper. Remove the 3 - 10mm bolts holding each headlight assembly in place. Wiggle/pry the old assemblies out and remove all the bulbs. The retaining clips bite onto the plastic alignment pegs on the back. Make sure you remove the original retaining clips left in the the slots in the sheet metal or things won't line up right during reassembly. 2. Remove the clips from the back of the new light assemblies, pre-install them in the slots and carefully orient the rectangular plastic pegs with the rectangular slots in the pre-installed clips (slip them into the slots in the body the easy way and rotate them 90 degrees). They can't go in otherwise and quickly get bent out of shape. 3. If you try to remove the installed assembly you might mess up the retaining clips so its a good idea to replace all the bulbs with LED at the same time (Costs about $75 less coupons and are way brighter and run way cooler than the factory incandescent bulbs! One of the marker lights came loose in the old assembly and melted a big hole in the plastic.): - Headlights - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNKJVFLC?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details - Amber Turn Signals - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WD7Z4R7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details - Side Marker Lights - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2NMNTHL?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details - Fog Lights (if equipped) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077SGQKQQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details A small flashlight (and X-ray vision) allows you to observe the pins engaging the staples in step 2. Good Luck!

I've had them on the truck for I think about a year with no issues. I just disabled the hyper flash with forscan and used a fuse tap for the DRLS. They look great.

Wow! These are super nice and fit and finish was perfect.

Headlights are garbage, look great but they don’t actually light up whats in fromt of me, the headlight adjustment screw won’t adjust upward anymore than what’s in the picture.

The lights came in good packaging and were simple to install. Only thing is that the clips were a bit hard to put in so use WD-40 and they slip right in. Other than that they look great

Just installed them yesterday… They look great!! A bit of a pain to install.. everything looks lined up, but it may take a few “back n forths” but it will eventually go in. I’ll probably come back after some usage and weather. But so far so good. Didn’t have to remove any pins, replaced the stock bulbs with LEDs and everything was plug and play.

I bought these headlight assemblies to replace the old, yellowed units on my F150, and they arrived ready to install with no surprises. Right out of the box, the build quality is excellent — clear lenses, solid housings, and all mounting points line up perfectly. The plastic feels durable, not cheap or flimsy, and the adjusters move smoothly. Installation was straightforward. Everything lined up with the factory brackets and screw holes, so no modifications were necessary. The wiring harnesses plugged in without forcing anything, and the bulbs fit snugly. No rattles, gaps, or misalignment after installation — the headlights sit flush with the fender, just like OEM. Once installed, the brightness and beam pattern are excellent. They put out a clean, focused light with no weird scatter or dark spots. Even on high beams, the cutoff is crisp and controlled. Compared to my old yellowed units, the difference is night and day — literally. The truck looks newer from the front and has much better nighttime visibility. Durability seems solid. The lenses are clear and appear UV-protected, so they shouldn’t haze quickly. Weather sealing is tight — I’ve hit rain and car washes with no leaks or condensation inside the housing. Only minor caution: double-check year and trim compatibility. F150s have slight differences between years, so make sure the assembly matches your exact model to avoid fitment issues. Pros: • OEM-style fit and finish • Clear, bright lenses • Easy installation — direct bolt-on • Proper beam pattern with no dark spots • Durable housing and weather sealing Cons: – Must confirm exact year/trim fitment – Bulbs may need transferring from old units Bottom line: These F150 headlight assemblies are a solid replacement for worn or damaged units. They install cleanly, look factory-new, and dramatically improve night driving visibility without the cost of OEM assemblies.

The adjuster screw doesn't work. They work fine and they look good. Just wish I could adjust the beams