DNA MOTORING Pari of Headlights With LED DRL Bar Compatible with 98-02 Accord, Black/Clear, HL-LB-HA98-BK-CL1

These fit our 2001 Honda Accord LX perfectly. It is a tedious task putting them on because the whole front bumper needs to come off for installation, but it is doable for one person. Took me about 2 hours as a newbie following a Youtube video of the process. Be sure to buy plastic tabs to reinstall the bumper and such because many of the originals broke in then process. Or, if you want to go cheap, you can use zipties for many of the holes. They are probably even stronger that the cheap screws that are advised and replacements are $5 each at the stealership. The final product looks sharp and all for a fair price and a little elbow grease.

these headlights are actually pretty great! This is the 2nd exact pair I ordered, the first (Someone backed into one and offered cash vs insurance claim lol) lasted about 2 years before I replaced. I will say, do NOT use any type of alcohol product on these (such as windshield de-icer) as it seems to mess with the clear coat they put on them, however, even with that, GREAT product, mounts up exactly the same as the OE.

I read the reviews of other problems with these lights from splitting between the front clear plastic and back to no ability to adjust them. All I can say is that these lights look very good, installed very easily, had no blemishes or splitting and once installed although the adjustment is weird, they seem to be adjusted fine. They were delivered quickly and came in a very secure box with the packaging foam injected into the box, which cradles the lights beautifully! And at 1/3 the cost of Honda OEM lights they are GREAT!

Awsome they are starting to peel sadly but they make the car look soo much nicer!

Excellent! Made the car look 10 years newer.

These fit perfectly

These are VERY VERY AWESOME !!! FANTASTIC PRICE - Purchased "Auxito LIGHT M3" - 9006/HB4 LED LIGHTS pk of 2 for 1999 Honda Accord. O M G ! Tons Better : ) The Head-Light Fixtures are Better, I had a Mechanic install them because the front bumper has to removed. They Did a ===> Fa nominal Job / AWESOME - I Love these Fixtures Like No Other - You swear they Glass by the way they look, even though they're not. Like I said - They ARE AWESOME !!!! *****

The headlights look great and fit relatively well into my car that has never been wrecked. The light pattern on low beam was arguably better than OEM which was surprising. Installing them was straightforward but the holes for bulbs were not right. They all required fiddling with, but to be fair my low beams were initially HID (more on that later) but the high beams were regular halogen and they didn’t fit well either. I had to double up the O-rings on the parking lights and cut away some extra bits on one hole to get the bulbs to slide all the way in. It didn’t very long to start getting compliments on how nice my car looked with new headlights but it didn’t take much more than a heavy rain for someone to mention that my headlights were fogged up on the inside. So I pulled the bulbs back out and coated the O-rings with a little bit of dielectric grease to secure of the seal, tightened the screws in the headlight bulbs a bit more before I finally got them to quit fogging up. Unfortunately the moisture killed an HID bulb… After a very impressive 20 years of service. Since it was one of the founding member of HID kits finding a replacement was impossible, so I upgraded to LED bulbs. To my astonishment the LED bulbs actually perform pretty good in this housing on low beam, the pattern was uniform and had a defined cutoff line but the drivers high beam was odd as it illuminated right down in front of the car instead of down the road. My previous set up was HID low beam/halogen highbeam, the upgrade to LED was high/ low beam so it was kind of hard to tell if this was a bulb issue or headlamp issue - call it a wash if you will. My car is garage kept and I was it as needed so after about a little more than a year with these headlights I was annoyed to see that they were “yellowing” as my OEM headlights did, but at least it took them 10 years to do so. So hear I am three years later wondering if I should just spend nearly $400 for OEM lights and be done with it or go through the replacement process every 3-4 years. Short of the story, if you want to see at night and maybe not blind people with your cloudy light diffusing old units or spruce the car to look nice for a little while to maybe get a few extra bucks when you sell it these will probably be fine, otherwise don’t expect any long-term miracles.

LED stopped working after 2 years on driver's side

Me gusto ! Si los volvería a comprar

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As described and quick shipping

One of the best product I have ever buy on Amazon. Fit perfectly, clear and really good.