CAR ROVER Car Headlight Seal Dustproof Cover for H1 H4 H7 H11 H13 9005 9006 9012 HID LED Conversion Kit (Pack of 2)

It seems kinda jank but they actually work pretty good, just leave your LED headlight installed and fit this over the large LED fan housing

VERY HAPPY with this purchase! Wife's commuter ('04 Sonata) BADLY needed upgraded headlight bulbs, so I purchased a pair of Fonday H7 bright white LEDs (which, btw, Amazon's fitment guide said wouldn't fit, but I believe that's due to the length combined with the stock dust covers, which is precisely why I purchased these universal dust covers....& GLAD I did!). Between the length of the bulbs' housing, the external ballast and the stock Hyundai dust covers, there wouldn't have been ample space for the built in fans to do adequately do their job & keep the bulbs from overheating. Not wanting to cut into or alter the integrity of the plastic stock dust covers, I decided instead to give these a go, as for the price ($6.12 + tax per pair used: like new condition), I figured it was an option worth exploring. With the help of my son-in-law (a heavy equipment mechanic), we figured out a way to position these covers (essentially, seating them backwards, w/ the narrowed end facing the engine) in a way so as to ensure the headlight lens' would remain dirt/dust & moisture-free, leaving only the back end of the bulb housings (where the fans sit) exposed, thus allowing the fans ample space to operate, while, in addition to the lens', also protecting the bulb and ballast from the elements. Took it a step further in securing the boots/rubber universal covers with zip ties, which has, thus far, kept everything firmly intact. For $6.12, I currently have the Lowbeams COMPLETELY protected & secured (& WHAT A DIFFERENCE the Fonday LED bulbs make- VASTLY better visibility on the dark desert roads (Victorville to Pinion Hills, CA commute) compared to the (virtually non-existent/useless) stock halogen bulbs. For less than $30, I was able to UPGRADE the Lowbeams SIGNIFICANTLY AND protect my investment with these AWESOME universal dust covers..... COULDN'T POSSIBLY BE ANY HAPPIER! 👍🏼👍🏼💯

These boots fit multiple side headlight openings and will provide a nice seal against the elements. For LED headlight bulbs that have the fan on them, you can easily fit these boots over the bulb itself and then over the headlight housing opening to provide a good double seal against moisture.Cons: Do note these have a "slit" on the very smallest hole, I would of preferred a complete circle cutout without the slit in case I don't need to pass through any wires or have no use for it in general.

These fit really nicely but it was annoying to install because I wasn’t sure where to put the chord considering it has to be inside behind the dust cover to be connected. The way I installed it I put the chord through the hole where the LED goes and left just a little bit of it where the fan is so that it doesn’t pinch the wires and still can complete the connection for lights to turn on. Other than that it’s not bad.

...pretty nicely. You have to keep in mind, it's a dust seal and a moisture seal, but probably not 100 %.I say that because the tight fitting o ring sealed headlamp cap, this isn't as tight or secure.But, this is a far cry better than leaving the stock cap off and the reflector cavity totally open to the atmosphere.So, on balance, this is a good solution.To install this on the e320 - maybe on other Benz models or Geman using H7 bulbs, you must remove the wire 'bail' that snaps shut over the bulb flange, take that totally off.Now you're looking at rear of reflector, and taking this dustcover - it's really a conical shaped, stepped rubber bellows - position it with small end facing front of car, slip the hole over the reflector bulb opening flange, the rubber can stretch to do this, then work it in behind.Oops I forgot, before doing so, pull bulb harness & connector thru the center hole, then proceed as above.The wire is a small diameter and it will just protrude harmlessly besides bulb flange, and you do the wire connection in visible fashion in behind the headlamp housing. This is really how it has to be for the Heatsink rear portion of the H7 LED bulb to have at open atmosphere to vent any heat.Especially so as Low Beams are sometimes run during daytime and thus could generate a lot of heat over time, so for bulb to stay cool & last this is best way.Once this 'dustcover / bellows' is in place, on the e320 housing the largest diameter part will just 'kiss' the inner edge of housing and give a pretty good seal - not super tight - but I think very much adequate.Yes, a form fitted rigid cap MIGHT be better, but even then it would trap bulb head inside lamp assembly and that's going to be bad, long term.So, a solid 4 of 5 stars on this innovative solution.I'm totally happy now with these Beamtech H7 bulbs both our w163 (ML500) and w210 (e320 wagon) now have the best possible lighting for safe night time driving - Very happpy !David in East Texas

First the company leaves it to you to figure out the puzzle. No instructions or tips. After struggling I got one side and the second side tore in two. Waste of money and time. Just pure junk.

Cool idea but didn't work for me. Fast shipping and came nicely packaged!

I just purchased this dust cover. It fits well on my 2015 Silverado and, It's easy to install. J603-860-0354ust unplug the the light from the socket, slip it over the light and seat it all the way against the light housing so it clears the notches that secure it into the headlight housing. It is flexible enough to fold out of the way so you can see how to reposition your light back into the headlight housing. It seems to cover the housing pretty well. It's appears to be made of a flexible rubber that so far, seems durable and keeps the dust and rain out of your headlight housing.