2005-2013 Corvette C6 Headlight Lens Replacement & Black Gaskets Trim Kit Generic

£64.55

SKU: C116-049-Kit~HWcn

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Feature:
1: Repair your leaking headlight with a new gasket for best fitment and longevity.
2: 100% brand new and high quality.
3: Made by high quality ABS Plastic(Cover) and Sponge(Gaskets).
4: Suitable for replacing your broken one.
5: Easy to install.

Specifics:
Condition: 100% Brand New & Good Quality
Material: ABS Plastic(Cover) and Sponge(Gaskets)
Color: As Picture Shown
No Installation Instruction

Fitment for:
For 2005-2013 Corvette C6 

Package Included:
2x Headlight Lens Covers & 2x Gaskets

Shipping Information:
Delivery Time: 3-8 business days.
Free Quick Shipping From California.

Customer Reviews

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Anonymous

These taillights really modernize the car and I'm very happy with them.
Installation was incredibly easy.
I only wish the amber lights would've stayed. These only have red lights and white for reverse. I'm a fan of Ambers but can do without them.

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Anonymous

Installed on my 2017 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk, my previous lights began to dim and flicker and I found these as a replacement option. Let me tell you, I am impressed! For the money, the quality is better than I expected, increased visibility and compatibility with my vehicle was an easy swap! I’d definitely recommend to anyone considering.

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Röschel Reiner

I was dreading ordering a new tail light until I saw the price on this one. Ordered it and installed it VERY easily. When I installed it I noticed the alignment clips were metal. NOT PLASTIC like the original version. So, next time I change my brake light I don't have to worry about breaking the plastic parts- which is a constant cringe when removing the part to replace a bulb. Also, another surprise was it came with both brake lights aswell as the reverse light ALREADY IN IT! Very pleased with my purchase.

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Anonymous

2016 F150. The assembly includes new sockets and bulbs. All that should be needed is to disconnect the harness plug from the old assembly and plug it into the new one. For me, the old plug would not connect to the new socket. The socket was too small and the plug wouldn't go past the blue gasket. I tried beveling the socket edge, lubrication on the gasket, and brute force but couldn't make it work. Since my old sockets were not rusted, I resorted to using them. Everything else worked fine. If you need new sockets, this may not work for you.

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Nani Corrado

As described and works perfectly.