TUSDAR Halogen Headlight Assembly Replacement for 09-13 Subaru Forester Headlamp Right Passenger Side
Product Description
TUSDAR Halogen Headlight Assembly Replacement for 09-13 Subaru Forester Headlamp Right Passenger Side
- 【SUITABLE MODELS】Headlight Assembly Compatible With 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Subaru Forester. Compatible with factory halogen headlights models Only. High beam bulb type: 9005 (not included); Low beam bulb type: H11 (not included); Signal light: WY21W (not included); Side Marker Light: 194 (not included).
- 【PREMIUM DESIGN】The special surface coating makes the lens scratchproof in compliance with DOT & SAE regulations; Plug-n-play operation, direct original equipment replacement for the stock unit; Fully sealed, waterproof, dust resistant and corrosion resistant
- 【VISIBILITY HIGHER & DRIVING SAFER】This headlight helps to increase the brightness so you can see the road clearly at night or in extreme weather. Better visibility can help you avoid traffic accidents and make your driving safer
- 【REPLACEMENT】OEM Part Number: 84001SC061; Partslink Number: SU2503132.
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