This Baja Designs LP4 Headlight Lens Kit in Baja Amber with a Driving/Combo pattern lets you replace or re-pattern the front optic on an LP4 light pod without buying a new light. The manufacturer's Baja Amber lens is aimed at poor-visibility driving, where it is meant to cut through dust, fog, rain, and snow. That makes it a practical upgrade over a clear lens for buyers who run their pods in bad weather. The LP4 Pro Lens Kit offers an easy, warranty-safe way to replace or customize your light's lens, and the amber lenses are specially designed to improve visibility in challenging environments. Owners who want an OEM-style look can compare the manufacturer's separate Factory Amber option.
Fitment is straightforward: the kit is listed for the LP4 Series, and the kit includes one LP4 lens and one LP4 O-ring. For a lens swap, the manufacturer's procedure calls for a 4mm Allen wrench to remove the back-mounted bolts, then the bezel and lens come off. Keep the O-ring seated in its groove, since the o-ring is not directional, although the shape has been designed to match the housing profile groove. Search terms this kit matches include LP4 amber driving combo lens replacement, Baja Amber LP4 lens swap, LP4 light pod O-ring torque, and Baja Designs 668713 lens kit.
The manufacturer lists this kit for the LP4 Series light pods. Confirm your pod is an LP4 model before ordering.
The manufacturer states that its uService lens system lets you swap or service lenses without risking the light's warranty.
According to the manufacturer, Baja Amber is designed to improve visibility in dust, fog, rain, or snow, while Factory Amber offers a softer hue that matches OEM running lights and reduces glare for low-visibility driving.
Swapping the lens is a bench-level job, not a wiring job. You need a 4mm Allen wrench and an inch-pound torque driver to hit the manufacturer's spec. Remove the four bolts on the back of the light, carefully lift off the front bezel and lens, and fit the new lens and O-ring. Make sure the O-ring sits fully in its housing groove before reassembly. Then tighten the bezel bolts in a criss-cross pattern to 25 lbf-in. If you are mounting full pods rather than only swapping lenses, owners on user forums report that a shop install of LP4 and LP6 lights often runs 4-5 hours, including all of the wiring work.
