11-14 Dodge Charger LED DRL Projector Headlights - Black Housing

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11-14 Dodge Charger LED DRL Projector Headlights — Black Housing

These LED projector headlights swap in where your factory units sit, bringing sharper beam patterns and integrated daytime running lights. Black housing with projector-style optics cuts through glare and gives you cleaner visibility at night. Direct bolt-on construction means no custom fabrication.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Factory Mounting Points
Key Features
  • LED DRL Integration - Running lights are built in; no separate harness required for daytime function
  • Projector Optics - Focused beam pattern reduces glare on oncoming traffic and improves road illumination
  • Black Housing - Factory-style appearance without the OEM price tag
Specs
  • Hard panel construction with integrated LED elements
  • Projector-style beam design
  • Factory bolt-on mounting
  • Pair (driver and passenger side)
Whats Included
  • Two complete headlight assemblies (driver and passenger)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do these plug straight into my factory connectors?

Yes. These use factory mounting points and bolt in where your original headlights were. You'll connect to your existing wiring harness — no adapters or splicing needed.

Will I need to aim these after installation?

Test-fit them first. Most projector units arrive pre-aimed, but if your headlight buckets have wear or play, you may need a minor adjustment. A headlight aiming tool (available at any auto parts store) takes about 10 minutes per side if needed.

Are the LED DRL bulbs replaceable, or does the whole unit go if one burns out?

The LED DRL elements are integrated into the housing. If a single LED fails, the assembly would need replacement — they're not designed as field-replaceable bulbs like your high/low beam elements.