Ford F150 2009-2011 Custom Projector Headlights
SMOKED - Ford F150 2009-2011 Projector Headlights
Chrome Projector Headlights - Ford F150 2009 2010 2011
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MyTightRide.com is offering two manufacturers of F150 2009-2011 Projector Headlights. One from Anzo Automotive Lighting and the other from Sonar Automotive Lighting. The Anzo F150 Projector Headlights come with dual angel eye CCFL halos. Anzo F150 projector headlights come in two flavors: chrome housing and black housings. The Sonar F150 Projector Headlights come with dual angel eye halos and L.E.D. running lights. The Sonar F150 Projector Headlights come in three flavors: Chrome housing, black housing and SMOKED! Both will accept a Xenon H.I.D. headlight replacement kit. Check out MyTightRide’s selection of Ford F150 2009, 2010 & 2011 custom after market projector headlights and H.I.D. Xenon replacement headlight bulbs TODAY!!
I have a bunch more pictures to post which I will do as soon as I get them formatted and watermarked. The install was pretty quick…its 3 bolts and plug in the bulbs. We didn’t get to install the Xenon HID kit cause Ford has the low-power warning sensor doo-dad where the Xenon HID would come on for 1/2 a second, then go off. Xenon HID uses 35 watts and halogen bulbs use 55 watts. If the CPU doesn’t detect full 55 watts at the end of the circuit, it shuts off the power to the headlight…not sure how that’s supposed to protect anything. Dodge started using this technology a few years back. To remedy this, we have to add a resistor in the line to the Xenon HID ballast to fool the on-board CPU so it thinks there is a 55 watt bulb at the end of the circuit. Customer wants Xenon HID for his Platinum, so we will accommodate him!
Another write-up:
The headlights installed pretty easily. Open the hood and remove that big rubber flap. It’s held in by one plastic screw and plastic retainer. Be careful not to destroy this since it’s flimsy.
The three 10mm bolts came out quick and one good tug of the headlight housing and the headlights were out.
The time consuming part was wiring the halos and LED running lights. I chose a lead coming off the blinker light. In retrospect, I should have taken the power off the side lights. I wouldn’t have to figure out which lead was for the running lights and which lead was for the blinker. Oh well. Got everything wired together and put quick connectors on the leads for the halos/running lights. That will allow the future removal of the headlights to be quick and easy.
The HID was a bit more work. Initially the HID would come on for a quick second then go back off. I even tried installing a capacitor to fool the on-board CPU, but that didn’t work. I was suggested I try a relay. I’ll give that a try tomorrow. I just put the halogen bulbs back in that the projector headlights came with.
Put the projector headlights in alignment with the fender and pressed it back into place. The three 10mm bolts back in and replaced the big black rubber flap…..that was all there was to it. Pretty simple. These headlights are a hundred times easier than the older F150/Expedition headlights prior to 2004.
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Custom Aftermarket Projector Headlights for cars, trucks and SUV’s
Projectors headlights originated in Germany about twenty years ago. It was technology taken from racing vehicles driven at night. The projector headlight technology started seeing common roads on many upper-class vehicles such as the BMW. BMW wanted to produce a headlight that would focus the light directly in front of the car instead of on the sides of the road and into the sky which standard parabolic headlights do. It was important to have the maximum amount of light in front of the vehicle when traveling at speeds over 150 kilometers/hour. Shortly thereafter, Japan expanded on the projector headlight technology and used it on a few Lexus vehicles. Now, projector headlights are seen on most new vehicles (foreign & domestic) built today including many high-end SUV’s. Aftermarket automotive projector headlights are becoming more mainstream opposed to the previous parabolic headlights used in the 1980’s & 1990’s. Again, the purpose of the projector headlight is to focus the beam of light in front of the vehicle instead of all over the highway…in areas where lighting isn’t really necessary. If you would like to purchase or further information please contact us at (714) 956-3801 or email us at Info@MyTightRide.com for further details.
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