AUTOSAVER88 Clear Lens Headlight Assembly for Dodge Dakota 1997-2004 & Durango 98-03 - Replacement Headlamp Review

Great for 2004 Dodge Dakota. I've only worn them one day so I can't comment but they seem to be of good quality. Easy setting and easy installation make me recommend them so far!

Almost entirely plastic. So be careful when installing it. I have almost no mechanical skills and with the help of YouTube I figured it out myself. All common cables and bulbs are used. I have already upgraded to Halo. So I had to buy regular lamp holders. But in general. It was a good buy.

In general, the fit is good. The lights look great. The only issue I had was that the passenger side turn signal came on opposite the factory lights. This caused the bulb socket to interfere with the headlight assembly installation. I had to fit one of the key tabs down to allow the build to install.

I had to disassemble each housing to fit the position lights and direction indicators into the housing. I didn't have to do this as the originals didn't require it. While installation was a bit of a hassle, the housings are otherwise well made and actually put out better light than my mate's housings.

One star because I initially liked them. The transparency of the lenses allowed the headlights to shine as brightly as possible. However, at the time of writing this review they are only 4 months old and the reflectors in them have already melted/broken. I use Philips "CrystalVision Ultra" 9007 halogen bulbs and in my opinion the headlight assemblies should have been able to handle each bulb just like the OEMs. Obviously, the plastic materials used to manufacture these assemblies are…

They look normal until you look closely. They're definitely cheaply made and took a little persuading to get them to fit. The passenger light was aligned fairly well but was only able to get 2 of the 3 screws to attach it. No matter what I did I couldn't get the third bolt in, but it's solid and looks good so I put it on the driver's side. No matter what I do, it doesn't fit like the passenger side. It has a gap that worries me. They look good apart from small details like where they are sealed

These lights look nice and are quite inexpensive. I will stop there. I installed the kit on my 2002 Dodge Dakota. It took me 2 1/2 hours to install. I'm very mechanically inclined but these lights are just a poor design and had to be modified to fit. The outer driving/indicating light on the passenger side had to be modified the most. Of the 3 slots that contain the socket, 2 had to be expanded. This allows the socket to be clocked to the left. Otherwise, the wire harness will be pinched…

So far they have worked very well. I didn't originally install the included turn signal bar as I didn't have the colored bulbs, but I was able to reuse the original OEM bulb and it fitted perfectly, just had to use the screw provided with the new headlight. They are a lot brighter than the old OEMs even though they use the same bulb. There is a SMALL area where you can see the pattern as the back wall is stepped rather than a smooth curve, but with a bright enough bulb and correct adjustment it

The headlights look good and despite a few issues I thought they would be an inexpensive solution to repairing my old oxidized headlight lens. Indicator glass and headlight glass were still pinned on one side. To change the bulb, you need to move the turn signal forward. The sprue or latch (I don't know which one) connecting the headlight lens and side reflector was blocking movement. It took a long time to understand this. I had to cut the lens and trim the firmware between the lenses. I…