AmeriLite Black Reaplcement Headlights For 1998-2000 Toyota Tacoma - Passenger and Driver Side

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These lights were not hard to install, but they just are time consuming. It took about one hour to install.I love how these lights come with their own light bull.These head lights were a very great alternative to give a “new look” to my truck!I absolutely love them and will definitely recommend these head lights !

This is probably the same product as the various similar looking listings. Made in Taiwan like the others. Super bright. The light pattern reminds me of a motorcycle I had and is pretty good.Dial the bottom adjusters "out" because the "line" at the top of the beam is pointing up at the trees. Maybe not dial them 100% but you'll regret it if you don't move them in at least an inch. Especially if you didn't first find the right socket to go on the adjusters... 5/64 or 4mm.There was a loose piece of black plastic in the box when I opened it. Turns out it is what holds the vertical adjustment bushing in place for the right headlight. Because of the sloppy way the lights were assembled, I had to separate the light housing from the baseplate on both lights to get everything right. To do this, you gently pry the adjuster screws out of the white bushes then keep prying the frame away from the light to get the larger ball out of the socket. It takes quite a bit of force, go slowly. When going to press back together, pry the white bushings from the mounts and load them on the adjuster nobs. Orient the "catch" on the bush to go in the narrow opening of the mount and then slowly but firmly press everything together.Corner markers in pic are from an auto place with rock in its name. They were half what these go for in the Amazon and are crap fitment.When you take off the grill, you slide the T end of the clips down into their slots (from the front). Then you'll break some anyway and  need these  to replace the broken ones. Or just use all new ones... The lights are trapped by these:» Grill - disengage its clips and it pulls forward.» Bolt you see at top under grill.» Bolt and metal trim plate.» Bolt hidden behind trim plate (you must have 10mm socket for this)» 2 nuts hidden behind side marker light. To remove it, undo phillips head screw then pull forward on the bottom of the corner light to break the old headlight, I mean free it from the corner tab. You'll need a 10 mm wrench for these nuts (or a deep well socket).When reassembling, I'm not sure what the expectation is about getting the marker light's post into the receiver in the base plate bracket. The baseplate / frame isn't strong enough and bends backwards. If you "bang on" the side marker light hard enough to get it to seat, the baseplate frame's plastic might break. So now I have a broken mount for the left marker light. This is mostly the fault of Toyota's design however this aftermarket light's solution does nothing to improve the design or address the problem.About the adjustment: the adjuster screws higher up on the lights are horizontal (side-to-side). They are also on the inner edges of the lights, closer to the grill. The vertical adjusters (up and down) are the screws at the bottom of the light assembly on the outer sides of the lights, next to the side marker lights.Reviews on another product of this same offering said they "unscrewed the adjusters" from the original lights and put them on these. The adjusters do not simply "unscrew"; you must separate the light from the baseplate and then you can undo the small screws on the inside that trap the adjusters into the baseplate. They do not unthread from the back.So far, I don't regret the purchase, but doing it over, I would probably buy the set that came with side marker lights with the headlights even though it doesn't have a modern appearance this offering has.

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Cool ass headlights but they don’t last as long as I’d like. Only about 9-13 months range

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I had high hopes for these, but when I opened the box both headlights had tabs broken off the mounting/aligning assemblies. I spent a couple hours retrofitting my original housings to fit the new lights and they do fit, but definitely not something I enjoyed doing. Shipping through FedEx probably didn't help the chances of them getting damaged. The lights seem pretty good themselves.

Lites look good and are brite. Adjustment is impossible. They wont hardly move. Been working with them for 2 weeks and still cant get them to move. May have to replace thses if i cant get them to lower. Seem to be of decent quality.