AKKON - For 2002-2009 Chevy Trailblazer Black OE Replacement Headlights Driver/Passenger Head Lamps Pair

Well described, Perfect fit, great price, easy to install. 2006 Trailblazer. 19 years had headlights a bit damaged from sunlight. Looks like new now.

Worked perfectly!! I bought light assembly from another seller and those were all defective and broken but this sellers lights worked great. They were in great shape! I have two sets for two different vehicles from these guys and they always have great products

Good buy

Really nice quailty ,extremely easy to put into a trailblazer. I did have 1 blub blow within a month, replace with one from old assembly, new lenses absolutely make a big difference.

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Very easy to install, and put together, but there are a couple of issues I have with it.1st, the bulbs that are included are very cheap (as others say in their review). After about 2 wks of driving it, I had no low beam lights. Voltage showed that everything was good on the electrical end. Luckily I had the original lens' still with the old bulbs in them. Swapped them out and presto they worked. For some reason the included bulbs are a little loose in the connector. Swapping them out took care of the problem.2nd, it is an absolute PITA to get the bulbs out of the housing. Had no problems getting them out of original one, but the replacements took me close to an hour to do 1 bulb. I finally had to unscrew the mounting bracket inside the lense (again a PITA). There isnt a whole lot of wiggle room to turn the bulb to get it out. Everything is really tight inside the little opening. And putting it back together wasnt really easy either.Other than those 2 things, they look great and perform as they should.

4/23 - Installed on 2005 Chevy Trailblazer LT.I watched YouTube videos on how to remove the grill and headlight assemblies.I bought LED headlight bulbs to replace the halogen bulbs. Halogens are weak and yellow.The LED bulbs are H7 for the low beam (projector lens) and H1 for the high beam. Now, the LED H1 high beam bulb I used was a FANLESS 1:1 mini size. An H1 bulb with a fan will not fit inside the housing without some major modification and defeat it being dust resistant.The LED DRLs (Daytime Running Lights) I spliced and soldered into the low beam headlights (the stock DRLs). I don't mind having the low beams and LED DRLs on at the same time.The beam adjustments are just like OEM. You could gently use pliers if you don't have the bit for them. I just happen to have the bit though. Only up and down. No side to side adjustments.The Trailblazer has a little more aggressive look to it now.Will update if I have any issues.

There's a random screw in the lense area, see pics. Also it's near impossible to remove light bulbsand replace with new upgraded light bulbs. The wire connectors come into contact with the opening wall and you can not turn them to get them out. I used these lenses on my 2003 trailblazer and they fit and look good. But there is something not right with the bulb housing. I have owned my trailblazer since it was brand new, so for 18 years, and have never experienced this issue with changing the head light bulbs.