KOMASKOMAS 5 X Cab Marker Light, Smoke Cover with Base Cab Roof Running Lights, Top Marker Lights Assembly for 1973-1997 Ford F-250 F-350 F Series Pickup Super Duty Trucks (without Bulbs)

Update: I had only intended to write a legit review and move on in life. That being said, the manufacturer and seller of the product reached out after reading the review. They asked for specifics about the issues involved, and said they would look into the specific issues stated. Very specific, not just a generalized spam reply, which in and of itself impressed me. They were genuine and sought to make things right. That kind of customer service usually doesn't exist anymore, and I have to say that I found it refreshing. The fact that they listened to specifics and responded back about them in an effort to look into and better the product really stands out from previous customer service interactions that I've had. I may have had issues with the product, but I have to say that I found the customer service above and beyond. With that in mind, I've updated my overall rating from 1 star to 3, knowing that if you have issues they will reach out to help and make things right for you. The company itself easily gets a 5 star rating. Other companies could learn a lot from them. To understand the issue, the initial review is listed below:These arrived today and I wasted no time opening the box and starting the install. Upon inspection, the product looks great. Quality lenses with great gaskets time seal the underneath. Simple plug and play adapter: plugs into old light bulb socket, new included bulb plugs into that, and the new plug fits the new lens assembly (note, that’s the point of the adapter. The newer lens assemblies do not work with your old bulb sockets). All good and easy. Took a few minutes and all done. So I turned in the lights. Only two of them worked. So I climb back up and take one of the non-functional ones apart. So here’s the big negative for these. The adapter is junk. The male portion that plugs into the original socket used itty bitty tiny conductors that simply aren’t big enough to maintain connection in the older sockets. Smaller dimensions maybe, or just cheaply made. End result, had to put on my thinking cap to make a fix for this poorly made product. In the end I got out the solder iron and just added some solder to the conductors. Not as easy as it sounds since the conductors are literally a micro thin piece of wire. So getting solder to stick to it is a bit of a chore. And getting the solder to actually hold where you need it is even tougher. Then you have to file down your solder so that the adapter will actually go back into the original bulb socket. Huge pain, and would be entirely unnecessary with any kind of quality controls at all upon building. Are these worth it? Not really. I’d buy about any other brand to be honest. Yeah I got them to work, but I don’t really trust that they’ll last more than a short time. And given the late work around needed to make this terrible product function, I’d call it almost a complete waste. The concept is great, and should be super simply. But again, poor quality control and terrible craftsmanship make this a terrible product.

Lets face it, if you want OEM or factory replacement lights, you're not going to be looking on Amazon. I've been needing new cab lights for a couple years and am too tight to spend that $130 for factory replacements. I ordered these in good faith that I could make them work and they do. I had to modify the bulb socket with my dremmel tool to get my LED COB bulbs to fit, so that is a non issue. The new pigtails were a challenge to install in the factory light plugs, but they did plug in and make contact after wiggling the wires around to where they had solid contact. The screw holes lined up very well with the factory holes and tightened down securely with the new provided screws, but forget those little rubber washers all together; they'll only show you when you've reached the torque spec, by sliding out from under the screw. The bases of these lights are not contoured to match the shape of your cab, like the factory lights but seem to conform close enough. If they don't provide enough of a seal, a few cents worth of sealer will fix the problem. Who's going to step up and inspect to see that there is a small seam of sealer around these lights? Yes I'm critical of them, but bang for the buck, this is a 5 star item. It will do the job and keep this old 35 year old truck going down the road, looking good and not leaking! If I find something majorly wrong with them, I'll update this and let you know. UPDATE: Still a 5 star purchase (again on value alone). I just ran through the car wash with my truck, got the SPA-DE-SUDS wash... 4x wash and rinse before spray wax and hot air dry... not a drop from above the windshield this time...

Replaced the faded OEM set with these on a 1997 F350. Cheap and easy improvement. The lights come with a harness that you just plug into the factory plug where the OEM light bulb would go.

Seems flimsy

The old ones were 25 years old- it was time

Cheaply made, not a good value, cab lites would not fit contour to roof, had to modify jumpers for bulbs

I wound up having to hardwire them in because the plugs didn't job well with my existing light bulb connectors. Also the pictures in general did not fit the cab of my truck very well so I had to silicone underneath them to ensure no leakage into the cab of my truck. Within a few weeks the one on the driver side quit lighting up like the rest. Really and truly not that impressed.

Great looking product. Was for 97 ford f350. Only complaint is the gasket pads under the base. Too thick. Lights did not sit flush to the curve of the roof. Ended up using the old ones. No leaks yet. Harness was plug and play. Led bulbs are real bright. Look amazing at night. Would have gave 5 stars other than the pads. Lights look better than OEM quality. Well worth the money. Cheaply priced. Great quality. Would recommend and buy again.