Bumper-Mounted Lights Question

[OkieJC]

Hello, my wife drives a 2005 Jeep Liberty with the "Rocky Mountain" package. It was bought used back in 2007. She has two Hella lights mounted on the front bumper and on one of them the housing is broken so the light is dangling down the front.

My question is, are these OEM lights? Dealership upgrades? Aftermarket? I really just need to replace the housing, so if anyone could provide me with a part number that would be great.

It looks like the Hellas on some of the Renegades. I'm a Tacoma guy and am not 100% certain on the differences between the packages on the Liberty. I took the light a part and couldn't find any good leads on what light it is, exactly.

Thanks guys, and there's some nice looking Jeeps on here. Her's has 130k on it and hasn't had any major issues. I replaced the motor and tract for a door window, that's about it over the last several years.

 

[tjkj2002]

Those are OEM lights made by Hella for Jeep,just like the Renny lightbar is made by Hella for Jeep.

 

[OkieJC]

Those are OEM lights made by Hella for Jeep,just like the Renny lightbar is made by Hella for Jeep.

Thanks for the quick response. Any idea what Hella lights they are or a part number? Thanks again!

 

[OkieJC]

Bump...

Looking for a part number or model name for the OEM Hella lights mounted to the front bumper on some Liberty models. Came up empty on Rock Auto...

Not being knowledgeable about Jeeps I just see round lights...finding it difficult to differentiate.

They look like this...

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But those are cheap eBay knockoffs and appear as if they may mount differently. I really just need the black plastic housing.

Thanks again guys!

 

[95whtzr2]

I am not that familiar with the lights- I've seen them but never paid too much attention to them. I would measure the lens then search "hella 6 inch lights" or whatever height they are.

If they are 6" they look kind of like Hella 500's

I would just buy a new set of something else and splice into the factory wiring (if possible). You can get some nice LED's nowadays. Going this route would make sure they both look the same, both in lighting pattern and aging of the housing (fading etc.).

 

[tommudd]

I have a used one here if interested.