AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly Compatible with 2005-2006 Toyota Camry | Driver and Passenger Side, Amber Reflector, Chrome Housing, Bright Beam, Waterproof, Impact-Resistant PC Lens

If you are looking to get rid of those old, cloudy, fogged up headlights, then these 2002-2004 Toyota Camry Headlight Replacements are for you. In my case, if you’re looking to replace a broken headlight, whether it be from an accident or wear and tear, these headlights are also for you. Since changing the headlights in my 2002 Toyota Camry, the visibility during the night and rain has increased by a substantial amount. Another necessary feature from these headlights is that they are water tight. I can tell you that these have passed all the tests between heavy rains and car washes, these headlights will stay water tight for you. These headlights allow you to see a wider range on the road and even further down the road compared to the old cloudy headlights from the factory. I installed these headlights in Mid-July and have had no issues or concerns with them in terms of cracks, chips, or fading on the headlight assembly itself. In terms of installing the headlights onto the car, you should have no problems at all. The installation process is very simple, and only requires taking a few retaining clips, a few bolts, and taking apart the wiring to complete. I personally had assistance in replacing my headlights on my 2002 Camry, and the installation only took about 30 minutes maximum. If you are attempting to do this, with the instructional videos available on YouTube, it shouldn’t take you much longer than an hour to complete. In terms of the fit and gap compared to the OEM headlights, these headlights fit exactly the same as the original ones from 2002, with virtually no difference. The only concern when you are installing these is that the assembly does not come with bulbs, so you will have to use the ones that you previously had or buy new ones. If you are looking for a cheap, reliable set of headlights for your Toyota Camry, these will cost you about two hundred dollars less of the price you would pay from a dealership. That being said, these headlights overall have great quality and will give your car that showroom floor look. Overall, you will be very satisfied with the quality, clarity, and ease of installation of these new Toyota Camry headlights.

I needed to also buy the plastic clips that hold the inner bottom edge of these to the car chassis because they were cracked. Once that was done they were easy to install and aim. Old headlights were yellow and cloudy. These are water clear and look amazing. Really makes the car look better.

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This is a great item! My headlights are much brighter and work way better now. However, my only issue is that it doesnt fit perfectly and you have to get a little creative for it to fit, but thats expected with aftermarket parts. Overall a great product!

My Toyota Camry's headlights were getting to be so clouded as to become a risk. So I replaced them with this set of headlights. I was hesitant to do the installation myself. But I watched several YouTube videos and became convinced I could do it. The installation was easy. This set is an exact fit. Everything worked perfectly. I am surprised that my car looks so new. The body was well cared for. With the new headlights and fresh wax on the car, it almost looks like a new car. When you install the headlight, I suggest that you use painter's tape to stick each screw to the car right where you took off the screw. That way you'll have no problem matching the right screw to the right hole when it is time to reassemble everything. It took me 1/2 hour to watch videos and 1 hour to replace the headlights. You'll need screwdrivers and a socket set.

Installed easily. Look nice and clean, clear. Bit of a prism effect at the top of projected beam, but not a big deal.

This was the worst after-market product install I have ever done. The outside metal alignment pin diameter on both headlights is too large. It is only approx 0.040 too large, but just enough to not allow the pin to seat properly in the plastic cup/clip until it broke the plastic cup and now I was in a jam. I had to use a piece of rubber tubing after that happened or I would not have a drivers side headlight until I get a new cup/clip (if I can find one and not have to go to a junk yard.) Even with the flexibility of the tubing, the headlight assy did not align properly to the body/drivers fender. No matter what I tried, not good. In addition, the outside rubber gasket is flimsy and not attached to the headlight assy well at all. Kept getting in the way/out of position when installing, I finally decided to super glue them in place. Turned out to be a very good idea. The passenger side alignment was much worse (approx 3/8".) I took out the new assy over-sized pin and used the one from the original headlight assy so the alignment cup did not get broken, but after the headlight snapped in, the alignment was way off with the passenger fender. Nothing was bent or twisted taking the old headlight assy. but when snapping in this headlight assy I bought here, alignment is just way off. My 2005 Camry is not a "pretty" car. I bought it w/ 109K miles and shortly after, the hood clear coat started peeling really aggressively and looks very very poorly now. The fenders just started the same bubble and peel earlier this year. Because of this, I have given up on the appearance of the car and concentrate on keeping it running well. I decided to keep these junk headlight assy's even w/ the horrible gaps. I cut off the old gasket from the original assy's and actually double stacked the gasket. It is going to rain tomorrow, so I did the best I cud and used a lil form-a-gasket to seal/secure the additional gasket. It was almost completely dark when I finished and had to reassemble the car to use in the morning (leave the house in the dark.) I will add pictures of the extra gasket on both sides. It is suppose to rain tomorrow and will see how these hold up. I just can't believe how far off the alignment is. The rear plastic moldings/covers are different than the originals, these being after market. These differences as a whole, I believe are the root problem along w/ the alignment pins size and mounted location. If my car appearance was better and it was not mid November (getting colder,) I would have returned these no doubt. The main worry I have now is if/when I have to go back in to change any future marker lamps. Have to pull the assembly to change. Anything that is headlight related I will be leary about in the future because I plan to keep the car until it's end life. I hate doing mickey mouse on anything. So, if these don't work out, I will chuck these and get some used headlight assys (factory made) and use one of the methods to clear lens haze off on You-Tube. I wish I had done that rather than buy/install these. Recommend not buying these because of the alignment/gap issues.

Perfect fit to my 2002 Toyota Camry. Easy to install, took about 1.5 hours.

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