The Baja Designs XL Single Rock Guard in amber (MPN 668004) is a removable shield made from hard-coated polycarbonate that sits over the front of XL-series LED lights. The guard is meant to protect XL Sport, XL Pro, XL Racer, and XL80 lights from rocks and off-road debris. The XL-R series uses its own separate guards, so confirm your light model before ordering. Amber is the reason to choose this version over a clear or black guard. The manufacturer says the amber setting improves visibility in dusty or inclement weather. Because the guard is sold individually, you can replace a damaged one without replacing the light. Keywords: XL80 amber rock guard, Baja XL Sport amber lens cover, XL Pro rock guard, off-road LED light protection.
Owners on user forums describe the fit as simple: they push on and pull off, though one owner noted that the grille-mounted units don't snap in quite the same way as roof-mounted ones. The manufacturer also describes the guards as easy to install and secure for a snug fit. A Raptor owner on a user forum suggested that an amber rock guard can be placed over a light that already has a clear lens, which is useful for buyers who want a tinted setup without swapping the lens.
The manufacturer lists the 668004 amber guard for the XL Sport, XL Pro, XL Racer, and XL80. Its XL-R series has a separate guard, so check your light model before ordering.
The manufacturer's warning about running lights with a guard in place applies to the black version, which should not be used while the lights are on. The amber guard is designed to let the light pass through in amber.
No. The manufacturer sells this guard individually, so a pair of lights requires two guards.
Owners on user forums report that this is a push-on, pull-off installation that requires no special equipment. Seat the guard fully over the lens so it sits snugly, and check the fit after mounting, because owners say some grille-mounted versions feel less positively seated than roof-mounted ones. Before you drive, make sure that the lights are switched to amber or off, and never use the black version while the lights are on. The manufacturer's install sheet for this part number was not located during research, so verify the fit against your specific light model.
