🧢 Pack of 2 NewYall 80mm Headlight Dust Cover Cap Rubber Seal with 20mm Hole Review

Not compatible with 2000 4runner. He is too big. At least 1/2 inch clearance between rubber cover and headlight. So this is complete nonsense.

Fits perfectly on my 2002 Honda Civic LX coupe after market headlights and for the money the dealers ordered for at least 30 days. Easy installation, no need to remove the headlights, just lift the power steering pump, install the trunk, put the pump back and install.

Too big for a 1998 Toyota Camry. I enter information about my car, she said it would fit but it doesn't. If it wasn't too big I would have given 5 stars. Now I still need to find a dust cap for both headlights to keep water out and burn the bulbs. The one I'm looking for has an inside diameter of 3 inches.

I was a little hesitant to buy them as I wasn't sure if they would fit or not. The advert says "Will not fit your 2004 Acura RSX." However I entered the OEM part number for my machine 33126-S7A-003 and it also said it does not fit my machine. I knew something was wrong, so I took a chance. Glad you did! The OEM part costs $33 and kseriesparts.com sells it for $21. So I got 2 for $10!

If you look at the photo of this product next to OEM 33126-S0A-003 you will see that this product has an extra rubber lip on the outside. At first I tried installing the product as is and did that extra lip around the outermost part of the body, but then I found that the body ring on the 2006 Honda CR-V didn't quite reach; Instead of being a full circle, it's more than half or 3/4 of a circle. Following a hunch and sort of considering the design, I took some cheap kitchen scissors and…