The Baja Designs LP9 Driving Combo Factory Amber Lens Replacement Kit lets LP9 owners refresh a worn or damaged front lens, or change the beam pattern, without replacing the whole light. The manufacturer says the LP9 lens kit lets you replace old or damaged lenses without voiding the light's warranty. The LP9 uses 9 forward projecting LEDs and 6 LEDs for Integrated Peripheral Technology (IPT), and its uService design allows users to change the lens pattern and color based on driving conditions or for lens refreshment. The Driving/Combo pattern is built for maximum trail coverage in a single light. The Factory Amber tint is the choice for a stock look: it is crafted to seamlessly match the OEM running lights found on vehicles today. This kit fits the LP9 Pro, LP9 Sport, and LP9 Racer auxiliary lights. Searching for an LP9 Pro factory amber lens, an LP9 Sport driving combo amber lens swap, or a Baja Designs 668615 replacement lens? This kit fits those searches. The lens kit comes with a single lens and a single O-ring. Confirm your light model before ordering, since the kit is designed for the LP9 family only.
The manufacturer lists compatibility with the LP9 Pro, LP9 Sport, and LP9 Racer auxiliary lights. Confirm your exact light model before ordering.
According to the manufacturer, the LP9 lens kit is designed so that replacing the lens does not void the light's warranty.
The manufacturer states that the Factory Amber lens is designed to match the OEM running lights found on vehicles today.
The manufacturer's LP9 lens swap procedure is a bench-level job that needs only a 4 mm hex wrench. Remove the six hex-head bolts on the back of the light, then carefully lift off the front bezel and the old lens. Before fitting the new lens and bezel, make sure the O-ring sits properly in its groove in the housing; the manufacturer notes the O-ring is not directional and its shape matches the groove. Reinstall the bezel, then tighten it to 7 ft-lb in a criss-cross pattern. Seating the O-ring evenly and torquing in sequence are the steps most likely to cause a leak if skipped.
