Replacement for Toyota and Lexus Xenon HID Ballast Headlight Control Unit Replaces KDLT003, DDLT003, 85967-53040, 85967-24010, 85967-52020 & Others

Great deal. they work great so far. Perfect match to the original (07 Toyota Solara). they were fairly easy to replace and the lights are working again. this was the best priced one that i could fine that had decent reviews.

Over 11 months ago one headlight on my 2008 Toyota Prius had been flickering then blinking off, or staying lit for some period of time (15 to maybe 30 minutes) then turning off. An internet search indicated the ballast may be at fault so I replaced it with this one I'm reviewing and the ballast has been working fine ever since.The reason I'm writing this review now (after 11 months) is because the headlight started behaving the same way again so I contacted the ballast seller, GenXenon, thinking the replacement ballast was faulty. Their customer service responded very quickly stating they'd be happy to replace the ballast but that it's very rare for a ballast to fail and they politely suggested I swap the light bulbs to see if the problem happened with the other bulb (which was a good bulb). It did not happen and therefore the ballast was fine and the HID bulb was bad. I decided to buy two new HID lights since the ones in the car were the originals and therefore over 10 years old. I bought two "Philips D4R Standard Authentic Xenon HID bulbs" on Amazon and installed them. Headlights are working just fine.GenXenon customer service was VERY prompt and VERY polite and VERY ready to immediately ship a new ballast even If I had refused to swap the bulbs, which I'm glad I didn't! Their suggestion saved me the extra work of installing a new ballast to find out the problem was actually the HID light bulb.

Don't be intimidated by the process to replace you Ballast. Lexus LS460 Remove all plastic covered on engine. Remove the 10mm center bolt on grille. Carefully remove grille.Remove 2 plastic screws under fender on wheel side you are replacing. Easier if you turn the wheel towards motor. Once you remove plastic screws look up where fender and bumper meet, you will find a 10 mm bolt.. remove.You should be able to carefully pry back bumper cover on light side you are replacing. You may have to remove plastic tabs next to grille and under skid plate.At this point you need to remove three 10mm bolts that hold light onto fender. One on front and other 2 on side. Last step is to look up into wheel well behind headlight and you will see a plastic tab (white). Break thar clip off, its a one time use.Remive wire connectors and pull light out. You may need to lift up fender slightly to remove.Repalce ballast.. for the 460 you will need to remove the light connector. Easy and instructions are included. Easy swap.. works great.

Honestly thought I was going to have trouble with this item due to some reviews however I chose this item because it had less bad reviews. Respectfully . But due to how expensive things are in store it’s definitely saving you lots of money . Especially if you do it on your own. Now I’ve only had it for 2 days and it’s been working just fine . No flickering or anything . Was a very difficult brain draining activity however if your capable of doing so DO IT ! I hope it lasts …

The HID ballast looks likes the Toyota OEM part. Construction is solid. It fixed my HID headlight issue. However, after installing it on my 2009 Toyota Prius Touring it caused multiple warning lights to turn on. After removing it, two of the three lights have turned off. Returning this tomorrow and I'm going to drop the $250 for the OEM ballast at my local dealership.Update: The dash warning lights turning on immediately after installing the ballast was just a coincidence. The ballast ultimately fixed my headlight issue.

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I received this ballast quickly with no issues. My mechanic installed it and my headlight worked fine for several months. At the 10-11 month time frame, I noticed my same headlight was not working again. I was sure it was my bulb that went out this time. To be sure, I swapped bulbs from one side to the other. To my surprise, both bulbs were fine. The new ballast was dead. There was no water, or moisture in my light assembly. Luckily, the seller sent out a new ballast at no charge, which I received today. Hopefully, this one will last longer. Unfortunately, I have to pay my mechanic all over again for his labor. Not good. Would have been cheaper to buy the original Toyota part and pay a single labor charge.

I'm going to tell you up front- the install is not easy, and not for people that aren't technically inclined. You have to take apart the connector at the end of the cable, then thread it thru the headlight enclosure, then reconnect/reinstall it. Not easy. And the bumper of the Prius has to come off.Having said that, this saved me a ton of money over dealer pricing, and it worked perfectly once installed.