DEPO 317-1119R-AS Replacement Passenger Side Headlight Assembly (This product is an aftermarket product. It is not created or sold by the OE car company)

2003 Civic passenger side headlight had serious water condensation and yellowing. I wasn't familiar to the Depo brand but I bought it because it wasn't available locally. The unit came very well protected and I might venture to say, it was quite nice to look at. Just amazed at the price and the quality you get for it. First time installing, which you'll need to remove the bumper for. Once that is done installation is a breeze. Works and fits just like new. My driver side light is still working but its slightly yellow. Due to the stark difference, I am replacing it too with anothe Depo light. Time will tell, but from overall impressions, its spot on.

I bought this to replace the dangerously foggy headlights on a 2001 Honda Civic EX with 225,000 miles on the clock.The install was relatively straightforward:1. Remove the front bumper.2. Remove the headlights.The Depo headlights fit almost perfectly. I've installed other aftermarket brands before, and sometimes you need to force or drill parts out to make them fit. Not so with these. The only fit problem was that the left side light sticks out about 1/4" further than the right side. It still passes the "10 foot" test, though. So far I am impressed by the quality of these lights, but I will update as time goes on.

One of my original headlights had a seal break leading to condensation getting trapped. In order to stay up to safety standards, I had to replace at least that headlight. Due to both original headlights being cloudy and unattractive looking, I decided to replace both sides rather than the one. I live in Hawaii, and a replacement part would be $180 EACH headlight. I ordered both headlights for $90 and they arrived within 2 days thanks to prime shipping. I was impressed when I opened the box and saw how nice they look.Installation was quite easy and took almost no time at all. My car is a 2003 honda civic hybrid, and just changing the headlight made it look 10x better. I have no problems with the bulbs that come installed unlike another reviewer unfortunately did. They all worked immediately, and they are nice and bright. For quick shipping and a great price, I would definitely order again (though of course I shouldn't have to anytime soon). Have had them installed for a few weeks now and no complaints.

Only reason I have 4 instead of 5,is that it doesn't have 4-bolt placement. It's only 3! But,in all fairness,this is a beautiful/perfect OEM replacement part. Fits exact and brand new.(comes with bulbs also)

I recently got in a car crash and didn't feel like paying the $300+ it would have taken to have the dealership fix it. I ordered this and it came fast and worked absolutely wonderful and cost a fraction of the price. Would recommend to anyone.

Great product. Perfect condition. Cost $40. Had to change headlight because water condensing in light (seal ruptured). You have 2 choices. Repair seal (very complicated) or buy new headlight and replace. Dealer wanted $500.00 to change out headlight. This seller provided headlight at $40 and a youtube video to see how to change out on a 2009 Honda Civic. 4 hours (not as simple as video showed because mounting snap connections were broken due to running over curbs / etc.Overall worth the effort. $500.00 - really? This was a great deal and shipped very quickly and was in perfect shape. I would use this seller again.

It fits my Civic and instal was not difficult, unfortunately the light is aimed too far down so I don't see as far on the left side. I don't see how to adjust it.If you get this I'd HIGHLY suggest seeing if you make sure the beam is lined up before you put the bumper back on.

Short of OEM from the dealership, you are not going to find a better product. And certainly NOT for the price. Only complaints are that one of the two headlamp assemblies had a rough/unfinished edge and the other was missing an electrical pin in the socket for the turn signal. I took care of the rough edge and swapped the original socket back to the new assembly. I used the new bulb in the old socket. For Honda Civic, yes...you are pulling the front bumper skin. Just make sure all connections and lights work BEFORE you put it all back together. Not the end of the world, but may prevent some frustrations to double check things. The body lines (gap) between the fender, bumper and housing all seem uniform. Nice bonus is that the assemblies are fully loaded with sockets and bulbs. It is all just plug and play. I did get plastic push grommets from Amazon, since some of mine were cracked, old or ground down.