Side Mirror Puddle Logo Lights White LED Color Compatible with Taurus SHO logo 2010-2022 Year

The media could not be loaded. Easy install the people complaining about how difficult it is there is a guide on how to do it took me 5 mins and it looks great

These lights look nice but on one side the letters are turned slightly to the right and the other side is the not. I wanted them to be the same on both sides like oem cars.After having these lights installed for over a year. They work perfect now. The company now has instructions on how to correct the images to match.12/20/24.After almost 2 years one started to flicker. So I took it out to look and noticed corrosion around the led's. I thought that the light would last longer because they are not on constantly. I like the look and don't see any other SHO lights so I have to order it again.

Looks good super easy to put in

I’m moderately handy but not professional, as my experience is mostly in building electronics, video game controllers, and EUCs as hobbies.Removing the existing lights was a serious challenge: The side mirror plastic (that you have to leverage against) was more brittle than the housing, causing it to give and crack.I’m not sure if this is the case for all cars or just mine, but the inserts were stuck onto the old halogen projectors, causing one to detach upon removal which will require soldering.Other side mirror had mostly the same issues although no plugs snapped. Still needed to use pliers.Now, neither side works. I’ll be taking it to a mechanic to un-F the situation.If you have a few extra bucks, just take it to a mechanic to install. Maybe other vehicles are easier (Ford Edge seems straightforward), but my 2016 Taurus SHO was not.Cautionary tale for those looking for a “plug ‘n play” experience.

The driver side light is not properly positioned when you put it in you have to customize it so it doesn't shine half way on the door but the passenger side is great 😀

I seen a review where someone gave a 1 star due to the lights not being the same on both sides. To solve this you have to use a very tiny flat screwdriver or something of the sort to move the center of the light slightly out of the housing and rotate till they are the direction you would like them to be and then pish back in. I did not know this until I stumbled on a YouTube video showing this step.

I am not a handy man so take this with a grain of salt. These were so hard to install and the build quality was low. To get these to be perfect is a lot more complicated than it should be. It’s ridiculous

I figured out you need to turn the dial to adjust the projection image, its a little hard to turn so you'll need to use some force or micro tools, other than that im extremely please with the overall look, I do wish the image was a little bigger though.