2009-2014 F150 ANZO Switchback U-Bar Projector Headlights (Black) 111383

09-14 F150 ANZO Black Switchback U-Bar Headlights

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Highlights:

Adds a unique and aggressive look to your truck
Feature one-of-kind Switchback U-bar LED strips
Black housing that fits in with dark styling themes
Projector low beam and reflector high beam
H7 and H1 halogen bulbs included
Reuses factory turn signal bulb
Drop-in replacements for stock
Only minor wiring required

Unique Look with both White Running Light and Amber Turn Signal Functions

ANZO's U-Bar Projector Headlights have long been some of the most unique aftermarket projector headlights that you can put on your aggressive 2009-2014 F150 build, but ANZO has now added a new twist by adding an amber switchback function to these awesome headlights. The 2009-2014 F150 ANZO Switchback Projector Headlights are everything you know and love about the original U-bars, but they also include an amber function for the U-bars that ties into your truck's turn signals to add an even more unique and awesome appearance to your truck. The ANZO Switchback U-Bar Headlights have a white running light function that ties into your F150's parking lights, while the amber function splices into your truck's turn signals for a sleek and modern look both at night and during the day. The headlights even feature a projector low beam that produces a tighter and more focused beam pattern that is perfect for LED and HID conversion kits.

Dual-Function LED U-Bars with Projector Low Beam in Black Housing

ANZO's U-Bar Projector Switchback Headlights were carefully designed to be drop-in replacements for stock and only require minor wiring for full operation. The headlights utilize a projector low beam with an H7 halogen bulb and a reflector high beam with an H1 halogen bulb. The U-bars are powered by ANZO's dual-function Switchback LEDs behind uniquely shaped diffusion lenses formed into their characteristic "U" shape. The white function is powered off your F150's parking lights with a plug-and-play connector. The turn signal function requires tapping into your F150's turn signal harness. The U-bars and the beams are set inside a black housing behind a clear lens that gives the headlights a great look and fits right in with dark styling themes. The headlights are easy, drop-in replacements for stock and come with instructions.

Fitment: 2009-2014 F150 with base halogen headlights.

Base Headlights Only: ANZO's headlights will only work on 2009-2014 F150s with base halogen reflector headlights. They will not fit or function on F150s with OEM Bi-Xenon HID headlights.

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2012 F150

The Headlights weren't very easy to install but wouldn't call it hard either. However the Low beam upgrade is a waste of money, the bulb is not only very dim and doesn't light up even 5 feet in front of the truck, but also has a big space missing in the light like it is obstructed, while adjusting the bulb can get some more light to show but still leaves a great empty space of light. despite this the headlights look really nice on the truck and i would simply suggest not putting LED bulbs but finding an alternative bulb.

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Reviewed by: Mathew from Houma on 8/3/2018

2013 F150

These look very nice on my 2013 F150. The directions included are for a different style light though so there is nothing showing how to connect the Switchback option. There is also nothing on this website showing it either. Some have 2 wires for the Switchback but this only has 1 wire. All you do is get some red wire Tap Splices. Grab your blinker bulb connector. There are 3 wires. The Black is ground (if you have the 2 wire type of Switchback go Black to Black). The middle is the running lights wire. Don't touch the middle one. The 3rd wire (far outside one) is the wire you need to splice to the Switchback brown wire. Works like a charm! Looks awesome!

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Reviewed by: Gary from Houston on 3/22/2019

2011 F150

HEADLIGHTS ARE GREAT. FIT WAS GREAT AS WERE THE LOOKS. THE ORACLE LED CONVERSION KIT THAT IS RECOMMEND WITH THE HEADLIGHTS HOWEVER ARE AWFUL. THE LIGHT OUT PUT FROM THEM WAS POOR. HAD A LARGE DARK SPOT RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME AND IT DIDNT MATTER HOW I ADJUSTED THEM .

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Reviewed by: LUCAS from 97504 on 4/19/2019

2013 f-150

These lights were easy to install look good on the truck I like their functionality

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Reviewed by: emory schaffer from washington state on 7/15/2018

2012 Raptor

Unfortunately I can not recommend these headlights. Yes the look fantastic. This is my second set, as the first had so much condensation inside that it poured out of the light when I changed them out. Stage 3 replaced them right away so that was helpful. My biggest disappointment is that the lights barely light the road. I keep wondering if they are even on. I have used multiple LED bulbs in them and hasn’t made a difference. The high beam is worthless. Turn on and the beams go extremely narrow and point up into the trees. The low beams turn off. I’ve looked into LED replacement bulbs but not many are offered. That bulb is a glorified marker light. I don’t do reviews normally but I’ve had these lights for a year and I’m just not happy with these. Waste of money. I would like to say I have no issues with Stage 3, they have been great anytime I have talked to them. Great company to deal with.

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Reviewed by: Mike Graham from Massachusetts on 12/28/2019

2011 f150

They look amazing paired with a switchback led turn signal. Only issue I’ve seen so far is trying to install a led high beam bulb.

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Reviewed by: Ryan from Vernon,fl on 3/24/2019

2013 F150

Easy to install. They look awesome. Time will tell if they will leak.

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Reviewed by: Wally from Nanoose Bay on 9/28/2018

I currently have a HID kit installed into my 2011 F-150 XLT. Would I be able to install these headlights?

Asked by: devin - 5/27/2018

Your current HID kit is likely not compatible with these headlights. The 2011-2014 F150s used an H13 bulb in their stock headlights, and ANZO's headlights use an H7 bulb for their low beams and an H1 bulb for their high beams. You can still install these headlights, but you would not be able to reuse your current HID kit.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (5/29/2018)

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Is there any way to re-wire this to have the daylights running amber instead of the cool white? Would you have to plug the turn signal main into the day/parking lights?

Asked by: M4dM4n - 3/20/2018

As long as you're willing to completely lose the white function of the lights, it's probably possible, since the amber function uses an internal relay to override the white. That being said, we haven't done it ourselves, and we can't 100% guarantee success.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (3/22/2018)

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so due to these headlights having a switchback turn signal, does that mean the factory turn signal will not operate?

Asked by: Trevor Luxton - 4/14/2018

That is not correct. The stock turn signals will still operate as they usually would. The switchback function of these headlights ties into the stock turn signal wiring via splicing, which preserves all stock functionality.

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Would replacing the bulbs with piaa extreme halogens be better then led? Being there projection

Asked by: Kevin - 2/5/2019

I doubt they'd be better than LEDs, but they'd probably provide more output than ANZO's included halogens.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (2/11/2019)

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Can I use LED light bulbs in the projection lens?

Asked by: odin - 2/8/2019

You can use H7 LED conversion kits in the low beam projector. However, we've only confirmed fitment of Oracle's 4,000 Lumen H7 LED conversion kit in these headlights without needing to modify the dust covers, though you can probably install similar or smaller LED kits without issues.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (2/11/2019)

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Once you upgrade to the Oracle Lumen H7 LED conversion kit,; is it necessary to upgrade the H1 bulb to an H1 LED (conversion) for color matching (white/white vs white/yellow) and better visibility? And if so, do you have an H1 conversion available? Thanks in advance!

Asked by: Luis Rivera - 3/17/2019

It's not necessary for the function of the headlight, and often, with a powerful LED upgrade like the Oracles, a lot of folks find that they don't use their high beams as often. Unfortunately, no LED kit that we have on hand had an H1 that allowed for the high beam dust cover to be reinstalled. While this headlight can take an H1 LED bulb, you may have to make modifications to its dust cover for fitment.

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Answer provided by: [email protected] (3/18/2019)

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