I have a '96 150 with 64000 miles that I cherish but my son recently backed into it and cracked the drivers side headlight bezel. I ordered one from e-bay and am having trouble replacing it. I removed the two top screws and the clips retaining the headlight but I cannot find the other screws holding everything together. Please help me out! Thanks Guys. I didn't remove the washer reservoir but it looks like I may have to. I'm new to this forum and it looks like a good one for guys like me who love the old style fords. Thanks agin for any help you can send my way.

 

Check here: https://www.f150forum.com/showthread.php?t=6042

I replaced my headlights with the Euro clear headlights and had to figure out how to remove the chrome trim.

Good luck!

 

Dewman - thanks for the reply. And I went to your previous post but I think I may have a problem unless I'm missing something. The two screws located past the turn signal bulb socket - Well from what I can tell there is no nuts there. Just the threads sticking out. I attached a few pictures to better explaing myself. Let me know if I'm missing something on this one or if I'm looking at the wrong thing. Thanks Buddy!

Top two screws



The screws I think your talking about

 

Dewman - I was just out at my truck and I think I know what two screws/nuts you mean. I am looking at the wrong ones. I think the two nuts are located inside the holes in the body where the harness goes into. At least that where I found two nuts. I guess you kind of gotta work blindly on this one to get the deep socket on don't ya.

 

There are 2 screws as you have shown but there are 2 nuts these nuts
hold the long amber fixture there a PAIN to get to lol

once the 2 screws and 2 nuts are off the headlight will stay put and the
bezel plus 2 fixtures will come out.

Oh and yes deep socket time and patience lol cause like you said there in blind spots

 

Got it. Thanks for your help - really appreciate it. Dominick - those nuts are kind of a pain aren't they?

 

Yeah specially the ones under the battery tray.

 

Glad to hear you got it, they are a pain to reach, but once you get them, the job goes so much faster. It took me 1/2 hour to remove the first side, but only 5 mins for the other side. Most of the 1/2 hour was spent locating the lower bolts/nuts.

 

I just put my front back on was all off and in storage until I was ready
and ill tell ya one thing it was nice and easy with no battery hold down
in the way and no radiator/windshield reservoir in the way lol