1992 Ford ranger looking for headlight

[H20mikey]

I got a 1992 Ford ranger led headlight assembly or something not just clear was wondering if there was anything like that or a way to make it.

Any cool mods to do to it if there was any

 

[Curious Hound]

It's not clear what you are asking. Do you already have an LED headlight conversion? Or are you looking for LED headlights for that truck?

 

[H20mikey]

I bought these headlights but do not fit and I need that assembly to put on but I was wondering if I can just take the headlight cover off and put the led in or these is a easy setup with led

 

[rusty ol ranger]

If they dont fit id send them back. They clearly state 89-92 and show a 89-92 (or 93/94explorer) in the picture.

Either way they look to be a bolt in replacement for the factory ones....and i hate to tell you but buying ebay headlights like that are a good way to start an electrical fire....or so ive heard.

 

[H20mikey]

Okay I will but is there any good headlight that are just different from original I just want something that is seen a lot

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Okay I will but is there any good headlight that are just different from original I just want something that is seen a lot

Im sure there are but ive never looked into it.

But anything like that can cause issues

 

[Hoosierman]

Why LEDs?

Just get a new set of glass headlamps and an HD headlight harness off of LMC, and then get a set of Silverstar Ultras.

 

[Captaingreatvalue]

I bought these headlights but do not fit and I need that assembly to put on but I was wondering if I can just take the headlight cover off and put the led in or these is a easy setup with led

I want to buy the same one did you make them fit let me know please I’m tired of the crappy plastic ones

 

[Captaingreatvalue]

Why LEDs?

Just get a new set of glass headlamps and an HD headlight harness off of LMC, and then get a set of Silverstar Ultras.

Where did you buy the glass headlamps

 

[Hoosierman]

Where did you buy the glass headlamps

LMC trucks website.

They present you two options. Original style sealed beam headlights, and non-sealed beam which you can replace the bulbs in, rather than needing to swap out the entire headlight assembly at a time. Personally I went with the latter because I am a fan of bright headlights and I may swap in Silver Star Ultras when these osrams go out.

 

[Captaingreatvalue]

LMC trucks website.

They present you two options. Original style sealed beam headlights, and non-sealed beam which you can replace the bulbs in, rather than needing to swap out the entire headlight assembly at a time. Personally I went with the latter because I am a fan of bright headlights and I may swap in Silver Star Ultras when these osrams go out.

Thanks I’ll be most likely doing that

 

[Hoosierman]

I have another suggestion while I'm at it. There is a rubber (maybe) sort of piece that fits over the outer edges of the headlight assembly. These are nice to have, and if yours are missing or torn/damaged, consider getting new ones from the same site.

Another good site to look into is Bronco Graveyard, by the way.

 

[Captaingreatvalue]

Thanks so much all the info was helpful

 

[Hoosierman]

Not a problem at all!

 

[mr_manny]

I sanded mine.
Sanding Grits used: 800,1200,1500, 2000 and 2500.
Finished with a few coats of glossy clear (sorry, no post pic).

Game plan is to upgrade to 9007s.

If I'm not pleased with the brightness, may go projector retrofit.