🔦 Dorman 923-816 Ford Passenger Side Fog Light Assembly for Specific Models Review

Based on the reviews I thought this would work great. I opened the box and found the fastening tabs inside the box were broken. I also noticed that the reflective material in the assembly looks darker (compared to my factory reflective material). When I plugged in the bulb to see how it looked in comparison, it looked a lot dimmer than the other side (my factory fixture). Overall it looks like it fits the truck. I'm not happy about the tabs being broken and expected them to be 100% my factory…

I ordered these to replace my OEM fog lights as the lenses came out of both fog lights. They are almost exact copies, although the originals are stamped "Made in Canada" and are clearly made in China or Taiwan or some other Asian manufacturer, I can't remember which. There are reviews of cheap clips breaking during installation, but I haven't had such a problem with any fog lamp. The clips are on ball joints and need to fit the mounting holes, but they went in and snapped into place with no…

There are three round sockets for attaching this light, each with three tabs that must bend when inserted into holes on the vehicle then return to the spot as they go through the opening and hold onto the lantern. when installing the lantern, all 9 petals cracked when passing through the mounting hole. I had to heat the sockets with both the new and original light to get them out of the metal ball sockets and swap them out. They were so difficult to remove that I broke one of the tabs on the…

I have had great success with Dorman parts as they are usually comparable to or upgrades from OEM parts. Those fog lights are the only part that left me a bit disappointed. The fog lamp itself is great, well made with crystal clear lenses and bulbs. However, the mounting "cups" that snap onto the front panel are made of the wrong plastic and are too fragile. On the first set I tried to attach the plastic clips to the "cups" which just broke and fell out. I was able to exchange parts and also…

I don't know why people have trouble fitting this part (e.g. breaking mounting bolts). Removing the old headlight housing is the hardest part of the job, and it wasn't even that bad. My advice when installing and not breaking the mounting studs as some have mentioned is to align the studs before installing and make sure they go straight. The studs are adjustable, so line them up with the holes in the bumper and press firmly. They will be inserted. Piston Body Removal Tip: Remove the bulb, use a