Review on XtremeVision Lincoln 2003 2005 Interior Installation by Rudy Hilmy

This is a great price. I think it's a 912 puddle mirror and turn signals. They cost me $40 at Autozone for four headlights. This set consists of 4 round lamps and 8 long lamps. One of the round lamps was defective. The front center console must be removed to change the map lighting. Overhead lighting requires 6 long bulbs, mirrors require 4 round bulbs, front floorboards require 2 round bulbs, glove box requires 1 round bulb, vanity mirror requires 4 long bulbs, and license plate requires 2 round bulbs. So you need two packs to cover everything with spares. Still a great price at $25 compared to dumping it off at an auto parts store. The tool is really usable, but not for light coatings. I used a small flat head with a glued tip to avoid scratching. The tool is great for removing long bulbs and can be used as a dashboard removal tool. The lights are cool shades of blue and fully illuminate the cabin. The long bulb doesn't fit snugly, and I found a fix for that: bend or tighten the connectors with needle-nosed pliers and twist the headlight in from the side. It formed a strong bond. My headlights stayed on earlier too, draining the battery. The dimmer had to be turned off in order not to lose the beautiful light on the pilot. These lights use less power and are brighter. I replaced the power saver relay and fully charged the battery and the problem was resolved. Now the truck will light up brightly when unlocked and go out when locked. It now also lights up automatically when the sunroof is opened, making it a pleasure to work at night. I wrote to the seller that this is not a complete set and he did not reply.