Dorman 42415 Headlight Bulb Holder for Compatible Vehicle Models Review

Bought these to replace old ones because the LED lights I bought required a flat mount and they worked great. The test asked about the brightness. Well, the brightness is zero because it's not light.

Works and fits perfectly. I bought these for my PowerStroke 03 headlights. I bought an LED and the wire came out the side of the LED headlights. So the original headlight nut was too tall so I ordered them and they worked great.

This product fits my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 perfectly (although Revain said if it doesn't fit my car. No sprockets, Revain does!). The only other option was a $30 pair that didn't look like stock at all, so I thought at that price point it was worth taking a chance with this item. Also the description mentioned my 9004 lamp as fitting so I bought it. Glad you did! The picture shows the standard ring on the left and the Corman version on the right.

Fits my 1995 Mazda B4000 SE 4x4 pickup with extended cab, the Ford Ranger Twin. My lamp is 9007. The length of the outer sleeve is a little shorter than stock but it doesn't matter, the new item is shorter which makes the installation a little easier in terms of plugging and unplugging, you have to move the small tab around the Unplugging makes it easier to get in. I bought 2.

For the price you can't go wrong but I didn't look at the lights I ordered, they came with them. I thought I should have her, but I didn't. but kept it anyway, they were cheap, once everything was installed I could potentially see how hard it would be to change a bulb once it was burned out, didn't see the benefit of having a big big or original factory , They were fine, I was able to reach and grab them and rotate them with no problem

So that's the problem with them. If you have a spare bulb or a different bulb, the three pins that attach the bracket to the headlight assembly will not have enough clearance between the bulb o-ring and the pins to secure the retaining ring. Housing. This design requires an additional 2/16 inch clearance between the back of the three studs and the o-ring to fit. Again I have an 03 F350 Super Duty Crew Cab with a 7.3 diesel and it doesn't fit.

When I ordered some LED bulbs for my F250 I picked up a set and was pleased. The bearing mounts are too thick and need to be cut to work with aftermarket bulbs. Having driven this trail before with an old truck I didn't want to risk one of them breaking during the rebuild so I decided to order a set of these instead. I'm glad I did, they worked well and I will use them again. I hope the plastic used in them will hold up as well as the bearing holders. The time will show.

Dormant and Revain both stated this would fit a 2000 Ford Excursion. He arrived and said it was for the 9004 style, not 9007. That's Dormant's fault, not Revain's. I've been a Dorman customer for a long time and this is the first time this has happened to me. I really needed the short rings to replace the long factory version to accommodate the LED headlight upgrade. This was a simple mod for those Dorman headlight brackets, although it wasn't an exact match. I just had to grind the 3 teeth of…

I recently bought a pair of Dorman HELP! 42415 Headlight Bulb Bracket w/ Ring for mounting a pair of 9007 LED bulbs in my 1999 F250 Super Duty Pickup. The lamps came with a case that contained a small fan on the back with an electrical cord protruding from it. The factory lamp retaining ring is about 2 1/2" long and will not fit the fan. I decided to order the Dorman rings instead of trying to cut 20 year old brittle plastic retaining rings. The last thing I needed was was that my truck is out…