AUTOSAVER88 Headlight Assembly Compatible with 2006-2008 Dodge Ram 1500, 06-09 Dodge Ram 2500 3500 Pickup Replacement Headlamp Driving Light Black Housing Amber Reflector Clear Lens

* These fit like OEM (just make sure you either use or discard the back pop in piece that is on the top outside snap in)* No others boot up this cool - The DRL does a little dance when you first turn them on (I know it may sound silly but so sick looking and I get many compliments on it)* They are setup to be DRL style, not true DRL (just like most others); but easy to hack. They are setup for plug and play and why. So the parking lights need to be on to trigger the DRL style. I found the trigger wire and cut it (it's between the DRL brick and the OEM bulb socket) and then taped off the socket side of the wire to keep it from shorting, then use the brick side wire to run to a unused part of the fuse box (under the hood) that is hot/12v when the key is on and tied into that. You can also use a fuse tap.Either way, now anytime the truck is on, the DRLs are on and look amazing, day and night. Do yourself a favor and convert the head light to LED too while your in there. Lastly, if the pair does come with the 3157 parking/turn bulb, still buy a Sylvania 3157NA so you have the correct color amber, it looks so much better.In closing, these look amazing, work well and I am so happy that I got these, verse others that look the same, but do not work the same. I got them on sale, for $20 off, but would pay full price in a heartbeat after knowing what I know about these. Now I just need to get the CERAKOTE Step 3 wipes ( you can also just but the CERAKOTE Restoration kit and not use STEP 1 and Step 2) to help them last (as with any headlight)

I haven't tested this at night yet but they went in perfectly. Looks like this company listened there was extra black silicone along seems. I like the style and how they made my rig look. I recommend these headlights.*****UPDATE***** 01/31/2025These work great at night, no condensation has ever built up. The only other down fall this company may want to work on is the adjustment, like others have said, adjusting these can be a bit of a night mare since it appears there is only a little screw to adjust them, my OEM had a way to move the bulb up/down and side to side, this one just moves it up and down from what I can tell. I still give it 5 stars and recommend these lights as a full replacement to OEM.

I previously tried typical headlight lens restorer kits to remove some 14 year old lens haze and they are good for maybe 6 or 8 months. I found these AutoSaver88 replacement lens assemblies at a very reasonable price for my 2010 Ram 2500 Cummins. It was difficult to distinguish between these lens and OEM. All stud and grommet posts were perfectly positioned and the lens appears well sealed in a black polymer. Replacement bulbs are not included but for me that was okay because I took the opportunity to switch the original halogen/incandescent bulbs to LED.There is a somewhat precise method of replacing these lenses but the process only includes 2 mounting bolts and a stud clamp (Installation order of operations for me was: Bottom bolt losely secured, then top bolt losely secured, then fully seat the stud clamp followed by cinching of bottom and top bolts). Once you figure one side out, the other side goes much quicker. I took my time and had both lenses replaced in about an hour. There are a number of online videos that are quite helpful.

Install was easy although not a tight fight. Left small gaps on the headlights. Overall good product, you get what you pay for. It works

UPDATED RATING: I originally gave these a 5 star rating. I really like these lights except they leak HORRIBLY. The first set I returned cause of the drivers side leaking. The replacement set did the same thing. I am not taking fogging up after a drive in the rain. I am talking about I installed them during the day. It rained (both times) that night. Without me even driving my truck, the next morning there was 2 inches of water inside the housing. On the 3rd attempt to replace them, Amazon told me to go kick rocks but gave me an email for the manufacture. That email was wrong. With some searching I found their website and used the email address they have on the site. That one also came back as undeliverable. Found a 3rd email and the company refused to reply. If you are set on buying these, make sure to get ready to return them OR put some roofing caulking around the seam to help prevent leaks. If either Amazon or the manufacture had done something to make it right, I might still give these a 4 star rating. Now, nope. Buy from a different manufacture and save yourself a major hassle.UPDATE #2. 3rd set was the worst yet. This time I included a picture. The bottom 2 inches of the assembly is filled with water. This is without driving. Just setting these getting rained on. Im done. I will just fine a different manufacture to go with. SIDENOTE: These were actually all clocked wrong. I didnt realize it as I have adjustable LED lights that were adjusted to a different set that were clocked wrong. I realized with this last installation that these assemblies are clocked at 10/4 on the left and 2/8 on the right (as if looking at the numbers on a clock). The correct clock for this assembly, for the bulbs that go into it, should be 12 and 6.I have bought a number of assemblies off Amazon for all my families different cars and trucks. I bought these to replace my previous attempt. I own a 2010 Dodge Ram pickup. Its not an easy year / model to find decent looking assemblies for. My previous ones, I absolutely loved the look of them but thats where the positive ended. Ever aspect of those ones were trash. So here I am trying again.I just installed them so I cant yet speak to if they are without leaks or how well the light pattern is. But I can already say that so far, these are WAY better then the previous sets (yes more then one) I have bought for my truck. All of them have been clocked wrong and all of them had loose bulbs. So much so I had to make rubber washers to give enough resistance to hold the bulbs in securely. I had to buy adjustable LED bulbs in order to get the correct light pattern. Which still isnt a bad idea to consider regardless of the brand you choose.Most of the assemblies in this price bracket do on come with the oem type of light adjusters. These do! You can adjust the light height through the hole in the fender under the hood, after you fully install these, as you are supposed to. Most other brand assemblies in this price range make you leave the assembly loose. So you have to adjust it, put it kinda in place, pull it out, adjust it, put it kinda in place until you get close enough and just say screw it. AND the bulbs, even the blinkers, felt secure when turned and locked into place. One of the reasons I bought these was because when I adjusted the beams on my previous set in the above mentioned way, they still came out to high and with LEDs, I constantly got flashed. So these having the proper beam adjuster is a huge win already.This company seems to know how to make their assemblies. As long as they dont leak, I will not have to buy new assemblies for a very long time. With that said, I highly suggest you buy the 2 or 3 year insurance plan that is offered by Amazon. Pretty much all assemblies from all manufactures in this price range dont have the best quality control. Leaking is a common issue. Protect yourself.

These do not come with the headlight or turn signal sockets so you need them from the original headlights.