So after receiving the truck, this legit might be the only way to do the passenger side. You could do the driver side through the wheel well. But the passenger has the airbox blocking all of it. Now I can’t seem to remove the airbox...it’s tricky. If anyone knows anything about it let me know.
@@jon62ify I have to yet to have anyone show me the actual law that states such. There is one for replacing the entire light fixture, but not for just replacing the bulb. Besides, if there was such a law, how is there so manufacturers in the US and around the world that are not getting shut down for making them?
I remember when you didn’t have to dismantle your car just to change a headlight bulb 😂 Doing anything regarding the headlights try to use a flat wall, all the clutter in front of this vehicle didn’t help his comparison
I remember when gas was 0.22 cents a gallon. You're going to have to get over your, apparent, infatuation with "the good 'ol days" and learn to live with what's available now, rather than bitching about it.
Bradley Beyer - it’s a complete pain in the arse compared to how it used to be. The back of the headlights used to be reachable without undoing a single thing except the lightbulb. And further back you did have to remove and replace the whole light but it was generally much simpler than this. So when you make a comment, understand that many of us have been around since the 50s and 60s and maybe even have owned trucks from as far back as the 30s or 20s. I had SuperDutys on the ranch and hated them for this compared to the easier trucks to work on prior. To the latest versions.
Not everyone wants LED's. They guys using their trucks with snowplows are rapidly learning that halogen lights are better because snow/sleet doesn't freeze on the lens because of the heat.
I wonder if you could buy the whole LED headlight assembly & just swap it out? Might wire differently, tho. Would be nice to know. IIRC from the factory they're about a $1200 option & you need at least the Lariat Ultimate pkg. I'd love to have them on the XLT I hope to get.
Fridge56Vet I have an XLT. If you want the Lariat light package, it is smarter to just buy the nicer truck. If you just want more light, LED bulbs are available
Wow. I thought that was crazy taking apart front end for light bulbs. The I went and changed mine in less than an hour with out taking off grill. 2021 F250 SD
Hey, Alex! Good video. Just a thought: I wonder if the back of the bulb housing could have been reached easier and without as much work if you removed the wheel well? Either way, I am pretty sure you at least will help someone with removal of the grill and housings with this video!
The 13 mm bolt that holds in the bottom of the light assembly is tricky to get to even with a swivel and short quarter drive socket so what I did was I loosened up the two 15 mm bumper bolts and just pushed down the bumper slightly. It doesn't take much but the socket went right in there. Hope that helps.
That’s what I was thinking. Literally, it tells you the exact procedure so that you DON’T have to remove everything. How difficult would it be to remove the washer reservoir tube? Uggghh.
Good pointers brother. My ‘21 F250 had a slightly different grille. Instead of the slide off tabs at the bottom, the whole chrome piece on the bottom comes off with snap clips. The process overall is absurd though. Changing a lightbulb shouldn’t be an all afternoon project.
I've used these headlights before and they do make a difference over stock. I bought hella headlight conversion where you can change the bulb for my 92 suburban instead of the sealed beam headlights. It was a night and day difference and the bulbs lasted over 7 yrs for me. I've also used them in other vehicles and they always made a little bit of a difference in my opinion
Kevin Soderquist On my 2018 F-150 you can access the headlights from the wheel well. Crank the wheels to the side you’re working on, pull the wheel well liner and you’re there. I wouldn’t be surprised if this method would work on the 250/350
Kevin Soderquist I did my headlights the same way. Just remove 3 bolts in the inner fender well and upgraded to Full LED low beam, high beam and fogs. Best thing ever. Factory Ford halogen headlights are a joke.
Damn. I’m glad I don’t have to Disassemble my truck to change a light bulb. They do this for the people that don’t know how to change a bulb so they have to go to the dealer.
Wow! That statement make no sense. By definition, if people don't know how to change a bulb, then whether it is easy or difficult would make absolutely no difference since the person doesn't know how to do it - and would need someone else to install it. So, "they" couldn't possibly being doing "this" for any reason related to people who don't know how to change a bulb. BTW - exactly who are "they" and what is "this"?
Point of this video make sure you check the 1800.00 hid box when ordering a ford super duty or get the platinum or Limited trim when ordering . Nice video though !
For those of you who don't understand, reflector housings cast light like a flood, so when you increase light output by 4-6 times, guess what the opposing traffic is seeing?(This is worsened by the goofballs who don't level their headlights after leveling or lifting their trucks) There's a reason certain municipalities ban their unholy union. Just wait for replacement projector beam housings to show up on ebay, then go nuts.
Just angling the headlights up, or putting a Leveling kit on the front end would Probable have helped more! Is There an LED option Available from the Factory or Aftermarket?
I changed my no fog light bumper for a fog light bumper. While installing, I found that you can adjust it to hang lower which makes it easier to access the side bolt on the headlights. Just becareful not to hang to low for the protective rubber insert to to its job. The factory didnt line it up properly to access the side bolt. You can loosen the bumper adjust and then tighten, you'll never have that problem again.
They may be underwhelming headlights from behind the wheel, but they’ve blind the crap out of everybody coming toward you. I can’t stand Ford’s new headlights I never can figure out whether they’re on high or low
TexasScout Noneofyourbusiness I can always tell if it’s pitch black and there’s a big really bright lights coming at me I know that’s so beautiful ford
I live for when some thinks I have the brights on in my 2019 F250 and flashes their lights at me...and then I get to hit my brights and really light them up. Does that make me a bad person?
Did a bulb swap myself just recently. Hardly noticed a difference myself, only slightly whiter and brighter. To get the difference to better show up on camera first get the beams to shine equidistant on a flat white wall, adjust manual settings - ISO 100; aperture 2.4-3.5; and shutter 130-150fps. This will knock down any glare from the reflectors plus any secondary emissions sources. The resulting image will be very dark and uninspiring, but it is “truthful”. I will show you the true difference, between aftermarket and factory bulbs.
With a bulb replacement, you won't get any more distance for the beam because that is defined by the shape of the headlight and its reflector. You can only change the light color and get a slight increase in brightness in exchange for a little less lifetime. And I forgot to say, most of the blue-tinted halogen bulbs have a very poor light output on wet roads.
That's an interesting video, thanks for taking the time to show how the grill comes off. I been thinking about getting an illuminated FORD emblem for the front grill on my 2020. As for the headlight swap I think I'll try the fender well method as mentioned below. To bad you didn't install LED bulbs, that's what I was hoping for when I found this video. Do another video using the fender well route and switch to LED. Thanks again for taking the time to produce the video.
Quick question, is the high beam only out of the bottom bulbs? On dim, all four bulbs are used, when i switch to high beam, it shuts off the top bulbs and only goes to the lowers. Wondering if this is normal or if its my truck or bulbs that has an issue. Thank you! I have a 2017 F250 XLT.
I bought these same bulbs for my Frontier. I didn't have to dismantle anything and it took me 10 minutes. 8 of which was spent removing the bulbs from the packaging.
Passenger side can be replaced without removing anything. All you have to remove is the air box on the driver's side which takes all of one minute to do. This guy took the absolute longest way to do this project.
thanks. ive been watching videos and they are all taking off the front grill to do this. someone else commented the same thing as you. glad its doable without going through all that hassle.
Stop stop stop! You do NOT have to take the headlights or the grill out of this truck to install aftermarket headlight bulbs. On the driver side, remove one push pin holding the washer fluid fill tube in place, and you have access to the driver side light. On the passenger side, remove the air intake tube next to the battery with one push pin, and you have access to the passenger side light. How do I know? I have one of these Super Duty's and just did it without removing the grill, or the headlights, and yes I have Gorilla paws.
This is like watching plasti-dip dry... oh wait, that was the last video.... why not change to LED bulbs... or swap to aftermarket assemblies... a lot of work to change halogens... to halogens!
Must be part of Ford's "better idea" campaign. I've got an S550 Mustang and it also requires a what I consider to be a significant amount of disassembly to get to the headlight bulbs.
I wouldn't have gone through all that trouble to only replace it with slightly better Halogens. I would have gone and asked the guys at Headlight Revolution to go a collab and pick a set of some really sweet LED headlights. The GTR Ultra Series Gen 2 are some of the best. Give those a whirl
GO BUY SOME GOOD ONES AT HEADLIGHT REVOLUTION LIFETIME WARRANTY AND THEY DO REALLY GOOD REVIEWS ON THERE BULBS SHOWING YOU COMPARISONS OF STOCK TO UPGRADED BULBS IM ONLY GUESSING THAT THE NEW 2020 HEADLIGHTS TAKE THE SAME BULB AS THE 2019 SO SHOULD BE A GOOD STARTING PLACE
As far as halogen bulbs go, the Sylvania Silverstar Ultra is the one to go with... unless you get your hands on PIAA Night Tech bulbs. And quite frankly, I don't see them shelling out money for all the LED bulbs or different headlights altogether considering they will probably own the truck for a year like the Rebel.
Great vid👍like light globe installation, my D40 had rubber surroundings which is very tricky to seal dust out, even Holden Commodore had dust caps. I had expensive replacement lights fitted to Commodore but they would last as long as normal globes, although I notice a big difference especially high beams and I do a lot country driving at night, trying dodge Kangaroos 🦘.
GM has been making vehicles for just about ever that require extensive work to change a light bulb. I had an 08 Malibu that you had to remove the bumper, or go in through the wheel well. And a cavalier way before that which was similar to this.
Just changed mine with beam tech h13’s and beam tech yellow fogs. All I did was pull the airbox which requires no tools. Did it in 31deg temp and still only took 30min.
I know manufacturer put the bulb for normal city n highway drive....if people require high intensity light for adventure purpose they should fit extra lighting system ...n use in required time...high intensity light will glare in highway ..cause blindness to road
Good video. The lights are good replacement, but not a upgrade. I miss the days when there was 2 or 3 Philip's screws on the out side of the lens to access the bulbs.
Stupid question: do the headlights ever only turn on the top two bulbs and not the bottom…….it’s an XL not sure if Ford cheaper it out and didn’t add the wiring or what…..please help
Pulled the whole front off my dad’s Fusion when he bought that a few years back. If I have to do all that work I’m upgrading to LEDs. What do you need to do for that? Can’t be as simple as plugging in different style bulbs. Reality isn’t that good to us.
If you havent (obviously TFL hasnt) watched the countless headlight upgrade videos on headlights, you either go high end LED or HID conversion. Just a halogen bulb upgrade looks good for a couple weeks. Reflector style seems to do better with LEDs while projector style dominates with HIDs. HID generally makes the best setup unless its an engineered system with LEDs.
I have a 2016 f150 lariat all stock with really bright lights and people are always flashing me to dim them. They are in proper alignment with no leveling kit. I wouldn't want any brighter lights as it might cause road rage issues. I have had several people who I was following slow and get behind me then turn on their brights for a moment . Their protest is wasted since my rear window is tinted and my side mirrors are auto dimming.
Get used to changing those bulbs. You'll do good to get a year out of the Silverstar ZXE. I would have changed those for LED's and never have to do the job again.
It was whole lot pain when I was installing my anzo after market headlight assembly on my 16' f150. then I changed to new LED bulbs a week after, same process I did twice for taking everything off, and put everything back on, I hate how ford design it, and those cheap plastic parts...
Agreed for wasting money on old technology. You could have bought two decent HID kits on Amazon for $50-ish each. They are plug & play & don't require any modification of the wiring harness as the Ford's plugs have been the same for several years. **On my GM, I did have to swap the +/- wires of the kit to match up to the factory harness, but did that on the plug for the HID kit, not my factory wiring.
Should have Plastidipped that giant grille while it was removed. Vinyl wrap the front bumper and boom, that much closer to looking like a Tremor. Also, Lamin-X the headlights in light smoke.
I just spent 20 minutes watching someone replace headlights on a truck I will never ever buy...... Anyone else?
will p same
Guilty
Lol. Guilty also
Yup, same here.
Yup
All you had to do is go in through the fender well. Like 6 clips and you have full access to all the bulbs.
Video?
Lol. Or take about three screws out of the wheel well liner and reach in
That's what I was thinking. My Grand Cherokee had a little door in the liner to access the bulbs.
you should be able to even reach in from under the bumper, that's how I work on my F150.
I was thinking the same. My F150 has access from well liner...
I’m gonna try this method. That seems wayyyyy more reasonable than how he did it!
So after receiving the truck, this legit might be the only way to do the passenger side. You could do the driver side through the wheel well. But the passenger has the airbox blocking all of it. Now I can’t seem to remove the airbox...it’s tricky. If anyone knows anything about it let me know.
Good job Alex. I would never thought you would have to do so much dismantle just to change the the light bulbs for the for the headlights.
Unbelievable procedure for changing the headlight bulbs out !!!
You should just go with the led headlight bulb, that is what I have on my 2019 F250. It’s a day and night different.
Peter Chen www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?387680-LED-headlight-bulbs-illegal educate yourself, what you did is rice and a hack job.
Welp theres actually laws for having leds lights if its to bright it is illegal to drive that vheicle
Make sure you have the correct kind of led bulb since you got reflector style headlights
@@jon62ify I have to yet to have anyone show me the actual law that states such. There is one for replacing the entire light fixture, but not for just replacing the bulb. Besides, if there was such a law, how is there so manufacturers in the US and around the world that are not getting shut down for making them?
I remember when you didn’t have to dismantle your car just to change a headlight bulb 😂
Doing anything regarding the headlights try to use a flat wall, all the clutter in front of this vehicle didn’t help his comparison
Ask a Maxima owner what a pair of headlights is worth to them (long story, but related).
I remember when gas was 0.22 cents a gallon. You're going to have to get over your, apparent, infatuation with "the good 'ol days" and learn to live with what's available now, rather than bitching about it.
@@buckhorncortez 👍🏻
Removing the grill and some bolts isn’t that hard boomer
Bradley Beyer - it’s a complete pain in the arse compared to how it used to be. The back of the headlights used to be reachable without undoing a single thing except the lightbulb. And further back you did have to remove and replace the whole light but it was generally much simpler than this. So when you make a comment, understand that many of us have been around since the 50s and 60s and maybe even have owned trucks from as far back as the 30s or 20s. I had SuperDutys on the ranch and hated them for this compared to the easier trucks to work on prior. To the latest versions.
Base model corolla that are in the low 20k range come standard with led lights. Ford should have their 55k truck come standard with LED lights
Not everyone wants LED's. They guys using their trucks with snowplows are rapidly learning that halogen lights are better because snow/sleet doesn't freeze on the lens because of the heat.
I’ve replaced all my halogen bulbs with Sylvania Silverstars for the last 17 years, only had one go out after 12 years of use.
Joseph Whiskey Beale I have never replaced a headlight or bulb.
For the same price, I would get leds. They're way brighter. As an f150 owner, this video definitely helped my decision making! Thanks guys!
Spend the $ and buy those beautiful factory LED headlights.
Or go the cheaper route and buy LED bulbs that use the reflector housing.
Lance Exactly
I wonder if you could buy the whole LED headlight assembly & just swap it out? Might wire differently, tho. Would be nice to know. IIRC from the factory they're about a $1200 option & you need at least the Lariat Ultimate pkg. I'd love to have them on the XLT I hope to get.
Fridge56Vet I have an XLT. If you want the Lariat light package, it is smarter to just buy the nicer truck. If you just want more light, LED bulbs are available
@@texpatriot8462 Thx.
The manual said to remove the intake pipe to reach the right bulb and the washer fluid filler neck to reach the left ones
Wow. I thought that was crazy taking apart front end for light bulbs. The I went and changed mine in less than an hour with out taking off grill. 2021 F250 SD
Hey, Alex! Good video. Just a thought: I wonder if the back of the bulb housing could have been reached easier and without as much work if you removed the wheel well? Either way, I am pretty sure you at least will help someone with removal of the grill and housings with this video!
The 13 mm bolt that holds in the bottom of the light assembly is tricky to get to even with a swivel and short quarter drive socket so what I did was I loosened up the two 15 mm bumper bolts and just pushed down the bumper slightly. It doesn't take much but the socket went right in there. Hope that helps.
Evergreen videos! You won't get the views right away, but that view count will keep growing as more people buy the new generation of XLT Superduty's
at 2:39 the manual tells you what to do to get access to the bulbs...
That’s what I was thinking. Literally, it tells you the exact procedure so that you DON’T have to remove everything. How difficult would it be to remove the washer reservoir tube? Uggghh.
Kai Yagami this comments gonna blow up hahaha
It does say that is only for the Diesel engine model though
Diesel part is only for the left side. Right side instructions are the same for both types of engine
🤣🤣🤣
Put some LEDs in there, not those still dim bulbs.
You did an absolutely fantastic job with this video and explaining everything along with how to get the plastic clips out and everything great job.
Add "2020" to the description to help others searching for a particular video.
Good pointers brother. My ‘21 F250 had a slightly different grille. Instead of the slide off tabs at the bottom, the whole chrome piece on the bottom comes off with snap clips. The process overall is absurd though. Changing a lightbulb shouldn’t be an all afternoon project.
I've used these headlights before and they do make a difference over stock. I bought hella headlight conversion where you can change the bulb for my 92 suburban instead of the sealed beam headlights. It was a night and day difference and the bulbs lasted over 7 yrs for me. I've also used them in other vehicles and they always made a little bit of a difference in my opinion
Thanks for making this video, I can’t imagine why in the world Ford has made this such a pain to replace light bulbs
It’s ridiculous 🤦♂️
Kevin Soderquist
On my 2018 F-150 you can access the headlights from the wheel well. Crank the wheels to the side you’re working on, pull the wheel well liner and you’re there. I wouldn’t be surprised if this method would work on the 250/350
Kevin Soderquist I did my headlights the same way. Just remove 3 bolts in the inner fender well and upgraded to Full LED low beam, high beam and fogs. Best thing ever.
Factory Ford halogen headlights are a joke.
Thanks for the o-ring tip. Saved me a lot of time.
When are we getting an MPG loop and super Ike review with the 7.3 Since you bought it there should be no driving impressions embargo right?
New halogens always look good. I was hoping to see an LED upgrade! Especially just in case I need to do it when I get my F150.
I would go with LED
Thats a crazy amount of work to change a bulb. 🇨🇦
Damn. I’m glad I don’t have to Disassemble my truck to change a light bulb. They do this for the people that don’t know how to change a bulb so they have to go to the dealer.
Wow! That statement make no sense. By definition, if people don't know how to change a bulb, then whether it is easy or difficult would make absolutely no difference since the person doesn't know how to do it - and would need someone else to install it. So, "they" couldn't possibly being doing "this" for any reason related to people who don't know how to change a bulb. BTW - exactly who are "they" and what is "this"?
@@buckhorncortez You mad bruhh
Point of this video make sure you check the 1800.00 hid box when ordering a ford super duty or get the platinum or Limited trim when ordering . Nice video though !
Thank you for not putting LEDs or HIDs in reflector housings like a Dou*&% Canoe. Good Job TFL.
For those of you who don't understand, reflector housings cast light like a flood, so when you increase light output by 4-6 times, guess what the opposing traffic is seeing?(This is worsened by the goofballs who don't level their headlights after leveling or lifting their trucks) There's a reason certain municipalities ban their unholy union. Just wait for replacement projector beam housings to show up on ebay, then go nuts.
should have put LED's in. they have come a long way and DO work in some housings designed for halogen
Any reason you guys didn't choose LEDs?
should have done a colab with Headlight revolution instead
Great video Alex, nice work. Thanks
Zxe burn out all the time in my experience. Should of did LEDs for that price
Just angling the headlights up, or putting a Leveling kit on the front end would Probable have helped more! Is There an LED option Available from the Factory or Aftermarket?
I changed my no fog light bumper for a fog light bumper. While installing, I found that you can adjust it to hang lower which makes it easier to access the side bolt on the headlights. Just becareful not to hang to low for the protective rubber insert to to its job. The factory didnt line it up properly to access the side bolt. You can loosen the bumper adjust and then tighten, you'll never have that problem again.
They may be underwhelming headlights from behind the wheel, but they’ve blind the crap out of everybody coming toward you. I can’t stand Ford’s new headlights I never can figure out whether they’re on high or low
TexasScout Noneofyourbusiness I can always tell if it’s pitch black and there’s a big really bright lights coming at me I know that’s so beautiful ford
I live for when some thinks I have the brights on in my 2019 F250 and flashes their lights at me...and then I get to hit my brights and really light them up. Does that make me a bad person?
Dan Stennis I look for the fog lights. If they are on, the high beams can’t.
Did a bulb swap myself just recently. Hardly noticed a difference myself, only slightly whiter and brighter. To get the difference to better show up on camera first get the beams to shine equidistant on a flat white wall, adjust manual settings - ISO 100; aperture 2.4-3.5; and shutter 130-150fps. This will knock down any glare from the reflectors plus any secondary emissions sources. The resulting image will be very dark and uninspiring, but it is “truthful”. I will show you the true difference, between aftermarket and factory bulbs.
Why not go for LEDs? They are as bright if not brighter and last a lot longer.
Put LEDs in my sons truck ( 4" lift) access through wheel well , worked out great 👍
I sure hope there's an easier way to access the headlight bulbs than this. How about through the wheel well?
Ford still putting halogens in a super expensive truck in 2020...
lfsracer79 my dad got a 2019 lariat and it has halogen headlights. Wtf Ford.
My 2019 SD KR has LED. Should be offered in all trim but Ford.......
Right? Isnt that pathetic. $55k truck in 2020 with halogen headlamps. Even a $19k Corolla comes standard with LEDs 😂
If you get the base LARIAT you get halogens. Its ridiculous that a vehicle that costs $60 grand gets halogens when Corollas get LEDs standard
I don’t get the hate with halogens. They are cheap, simple, reliable and bulbs can be bought anywhere.
Took out crappy factory bulbs and installed crappy blue tinted bulbs.... why would you not install LEDs?
Correct I would have used LED bulbs that’s me. But enjoyed you taking it apart and putting it back together !!!
These were such a pain in the ass do change on a 2015 F-150
With a bulb replacement, you won't get any more distance for the beam because that is defined by the shape of the headlight and its reflector. You can only change the light color and get a slight increase in brightness in exchange for a little less lifetime.
And I forgot to say, most of the blue-tinted halogen bulbs have a very poor light output on wet roads.
These Sylvanias burn out fast.... Better to install LED bulbs
74Beeper you right !
LED bulbs ina halogen reflector not designed for LED... sounds rice to me
@@jon62ify Not true....Watch the Headlight Revolution channel
74Beeper www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?387680-LED-headlight-bulbs-illegal
74Beeper educate yourself
That's an interesting video, thanks for taking the time to show how the grill comes off. I been thinking about getting an illuminated FORD emblem for the front grill on my 2020. As for the headlight swap I think I'll try the fender well method as mentioned below. To bad you didn't install LED bulbs, that's what I was hoping for when I found this video. Do another video using the fender well route and switch to LED. Thanks again for taking the time to produce the video.
Quick question, is the high beam only out of the bottom bulbs? On dim, all four bulbs are used, when i switch to high beam, it shuts off the top bulbs and only goes to the lowers. Wondering if this is normal or if its my truck or bulbs that has an issue. Thank you! I have a 2017 F250 XLT.
Should’ve gone with diode dynamics LED lights
Nice guy, greetings from Mexico
Our local shop charges 50 bucks plus 30 for the bulb. Now I can just do it myself thanks.
I bought these same bulbs for my Frontier. I didn't have to dismantle anything and it took me 10 minutes. 8 of which was spent removing the bulbs from the packaging.
I'm thinking of replacing my headlights on my f-250 2021 brand new. All that work for no different lol wow. LED IS THE WAY TO GO.
Passenger side can be replaced without removing anything. All you have to remove is the air box on the driver's side which takes all of one minute to do. This guy took the absolute longest way to do this project.
thanks. ive been watching videos and they are all taking off the front grill to do this. someone else commented the same thing as you. glad its doable without going through all that hassle.
you guys need to collaborate with headlight revolution. get some morimotos or g2 s all that work mine aswell have a great light
I have Putco LEDS and switch back running light. Great lights.
Stop stop stop! You do NOT have to take the headlights or the grill out of this truck to install aftermarket headlight bulbs. On the driver side, remove one push pin holding the washer fluid fill tube in place, and you have access to the driver side light. On the passenger side, remove the air intake tube next to the battery with one push pin, and you have access to the passenger side light. How do I know? I have one of these Super Duty's and just did it without removing the grill, or the headlights, and yes I have Gorilla paws.
True
Thanks Bro! You just saved me an hour of swearing and busting my knuckles. Maybe you should start a RUclips channel. Cheers.
This is like watching plasti-dip dry... oh wait, that was the last video.... why not change to LED bulbs... or swap to aftermarket assemblies... a lot of work to change halogens... to halogens!
Must be part of Ford's "better idea" campaign. I've got an S550 Mustang and it also requires a what I consider to be a significant amount of disassembly to get to the headlight bulbs.
It may have been easier to take the fender liners out to try to get to the bottom light
I wouldn't have gone through all that trouble to only replace it with slightly better Halogens. I would have gone and asked the guys at Headlight Revolution to go a collab and pick a set of some really sweet LED headlights. The GTR Ultra Series Gen 2 are some of the best. Give those a whirl
12:49 I would have returned them and got my money back then...
Sylvanias never lasted more than six months for me
I replaced my bulbs with Morimito LEDs from the RetrofitSource
LEDs are the way to go
Thanks, good job, excellent help
What's involved in upgrading to the factory LED system? Do that next
GO BUY SOME GOOD ONES AT HEADLIGHT REVOLUTION LIFETIME WARRANTY AND THEY DO REALLY GOOD REVIEWS ON THERE BULBS SHOWING YOU COMPARISONS OF STOCK TO UPGRADED BULBS IM ONLY GUESSING THAT THE NEW 2020 HEADLIGHTS TAKE THE SAME BULB AS THE 2019 SO SHOULD BE A GOOD STARTING PLACE
As far as halogen bulbs go, the Sylvania Silverstar Ultra is the one to go with... unless you get your hands on PIAA Night Tech bulbs.
And quite frankly, I don't see them shelling out money for all the LED bulbs or different headlights altogether considering they will probably own the truck for a year like the Rebel.
There is no reason this vehicle shouldnt come standard with led headlights. A base model corolla has them.
Great vid👍like light globe installation, my D40 had rubber surroundings which is very tricky to seal dust out, even Holden Commodore had dust caps. I had expensive replacement lights fitted to Commodore but they would last as long as normal globes, although I notice a big difference especially high beams and I do a lot country driving at night, trying dodge Kangaroos 🦘.
Thanks for sharing this
When are you actually reviewing the tremor?!? When is the embargo over???
TDGarage they probably already done videos of it and they probably not going to release it for a week or 2 idk
embargo is over Jan 21st according to their other videos.
I forgot what plug went where. Couldn’t remember if the short grey went to the top or bottom
GM has been making vehicles for just about ever that require extensive work to change a light bulb. I had an 08 Malibu that you had to remove the bumper, or go in through the wheel well. And a cavalier way before that which was similar to this.
Just changed mine with beam tech h13’s and beam tech yellow fogs. All I did was pull the airbox which requires no tools. Did it in 31deg temp and still only took 30min.
Get the auxbeam led bulbs I have the black ones in my truck they work amazing
I know manufacturer put the bulb for normal city n highway drive....if people require high intensity light for adventure purpose they should fit extra lighting system ...n use in required time...high intensity light will glare in highway ..cause blindness to road
Good video. The lights are good replacement, but not a upgrade. I miss the days when there was 2 or 3 Philip's screws on the out side of the lens to access the bulbs.
Stupid question: do the headlights ever only turn on the top two bulbs and not the bottom…….it’s an XL not sure if Ford cheaper it out and didn’t add the wiring or what…..please help
Amazon has led ones for like 1/2 the price and twice as bright
Pulled the whole front off my dad’s Fusion when he bought that a few years back. If I have to do all that work I’m upgrading to LEDs. What do you need to do for that? Can’t be as simple as plugging in different style bulbs. Reality isn’t that good to us.
If you havent (obviously TFL hasnt) watched the countless headlight upgrade videos on headlights, you either go high end LED or HID conversion. Just a halogen bulb upgrade looks good for a couple weeks. Reflector style seems to do better with LEDs while projector style dominates with HIDs. HID generally makes the best setup unless its an engineered system with LEDs.
You should of got some LED headlight bulds
I 86'd my crappy halogen housings for the Morimoto XB LED headlights.. Looks amazing! #2019F150
I did the same for my 2018 F150.. Vid showing my lights. ruclips.net/video/aVfcSKpnR9g/видео.html
Thanks guys
everyone saying go through wheel well, somewhere around 8:50 looks like no access
I have a 2016 f150 lariat all stock with really bright lights and people are always flashing me to dim them. They are in proper alignment with no leveling kit. I wouldn't want any brighter lights as it might cause road rage issues. I have had several people who I was following slow and get behind me then turn on their brights for a moment . Their protest is wasted since my rear window is tinted and my side mirrors are auto dimming.
Get used to changing those bulbs. You'll do good to get a year out of the Silverstar ZXE. I would have changed those for LED's and never have to do the job again.
Mowcowbell That's the halogen I use too. But some LED's still only last for about a year, especially the ones with a fan.
I am pretty sure it was the same ones I put in my 04, Mazda 6, they lasted about 11 and 13 months.
Should have gone with Headlight Revolution H13 V4
@Johnny Lightning actually a rookie would say what you said they have a ton of videos on RUclips, go educate your self www.headlightrevolution.com
@Johnny Lightning i dont think you even know
You guys should reach out to Headlight Revolution they'll get you sorted with some proper HIDs and LEDs for that whole truck
It was whole lot pain when I was installing my anzo after market headlight assembly on my 16' f150. then I changed to new LED bulbs a week after, same process I did twice for taking everything off, and put everything back on, I hate how ford design it, and those cheap plastic parts...
Could of went with LED's for that price......
Agreed for wasting money on old technology. You could have bought two decent HID kits on Amazon for $50-ish each. They are plug & play & don't require any modification of the wiring harness as the Ford's plugs have been the same for several years.
**On my GM, I did have to swap the +/- wires of the kit to match up to the factory harness, but did that on the plug for the HID kit, not my factory wiring.
Should have Plastidipped that giant grille while it was removed. Vinyl wrap the front bumper and boom, that much closer to looking like a Tremor. Also, Lamin-X the headlights in light smoke.
Why you didn’t use LED?
Why didn't you do a retrofit LED kit? That would have been a noticeable difference over halogen.