VTX1800N1

I recommend the clear lens protective film from Weather Tech. It's very thick and should provide good protection.

saldogwood

I would be interested in usimg that film on my new lights. Do you have a link?

VTX1800N1

www.weathertech.com Click the link that allows you to ship for products by vehicle.

mikead150

Same here. One about 1 in long. Other light about 1/4 in. Directly in front of bulb. They was not there at last washing. Apparently the heat/rain/cold on the trip I just came back from caused it. Not even going to bother taking in unless they get moisture behind them.

NCLou

I went and checked mine and damn they have several horizontal cracks in them. I put the standard high beam bulb in them some time ago. I use them as driving lights they are always on when it's dark. I do live on a gravel road though.

o0MEGA0o

Crack is pretty common if you run them every time your headlights are on. Cheap plastic gets too hot. Yay Ford quality!

Eric1975

What is the best solution to fix the cracking lens? aftermarket lens? changing to LED bulbs?

JohnO38

Will Ford replace them? I have had a crack on my drivers side since a few weeks after I bought the truck.

Toddman38

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I doubt Ford will, but a good dealer, maybe. But again, doubtful.

Wonder where ford has these made?

Stevdug