Item Description：

*Safety & Fashion. Built to strict quality control standards.

*High-quality generic branded lights that are identical to OEM lights. 

*Safety and Durable.For toughness, impact resistance, and heat resistance.

*Brings a different appearance to vehicle that great for show use

Fitment:

   fits for 2005-2006 Toyota Tundra (Double Cab / Crew Cab Only)

   fits for 2005-2007 Toyota Sequoia

Attention Note:

Will Not Fit Toyota Tundra Regular ( Standard ) Models With 2 Full-Size Front Doors Only

Will Not Fit Toyota Tundra Access ( Extended ) Cab Models With 2 Full-Size Front Doors & Half Size Backward Doors

Feature:

Condition: 100% Brand New and High Quality

Made of materials that meet or exceed OEM requirements

Color: Black Housing + Clear Lens

Package Included:

1 Pair of Headlights (Driver & Passenger Side)

 

Please Note:

Before you begin to adjust the light, make sure to check the alignment of your lights first. Park the vehicle about 10 to 25 feet from the wall with the lights aimed at the wall. The centerlines of the headlights should not be any higher than 3.5 feet above the ground.

1. Find the adjustment screws. Firstly, locate the adjustment screws on your vehicle.

2. Adjust the headlights individually. The headlights should be adjusted one at a time. Put a rag or towel over a chair in front of the light you want to block. Covering the light assembly directly can damage the plastic lens.

3. Adjust the vertical field. The screw on the top of the light housing should be turned clockwise to raise the lights and counterclockwise will lower the light. The headlight should be adjusted until the top of the most intense part of the light beam shines directly on or just below the center of the tape line on the wall.

4. Adjust the horizontal field. The screw on the side of the light housing should be turned to get the right/left adjustment correct. Adjust the lens so that the most intense part of the beam is to the right of the vertical line.

5. Test your results.

Condensation DOES NOT Indicate Crack

It's normal when there is condensation accumulated inside headlights. Condensation occurs because a lot of reasons, such as temperature differences, low-pressure areas drawing moisture in winter, etc. It won't affect the optical functions of headlights

How to Drive Away Temporary Condensation

1. Check that vents aren't blocked and switch on the low beams for about 20 mins

2. Take the headlight bulb out and clear moisture 

3. Put a silica gel packet in the housing to soak up the moisture