LED Fog Lights for 2009–2014 F-150 Trucks, Pure White Two-Light Kits Without Factory LED Compatibility

These LED fog lights bring pure white illumination to 2009–2014 F-150 trucks without factory LED lights. Each kit includes two lights, giving you a matching pair for your truck's fog lighting.

Both models use CREE LEDs, with different cooling systems and installation components. MKV combines XHP70 LEDs, fan cooling and 360-degree bulb adjustment for control over the light pattern. MKII pairs aluminum housings and PMMA lenses with a wiring harness; it is the model recommended for heavy or wet off-road use.

Features

• Two pure white LED fog lights included with either model
• Fits 2009–2014 F-150 trucks; incompatible with factory LED lights
• MKV: 360-degree bulb rotation for light pattern adjustment
• MKV: CANBUS-compliant drivers and dual-ball-bearing cooling fans
• MKII: diecast aluminum housings, PMMA lenses and included wiring harness

Specifications

• Product: LED fog light kit
• Vehicle fit: 2009–2014 Ford F-150
• Compatibility restriction: Not compatible with factory LED lights
• Models: MKV; MKII
• Lights per kit: 2
• Light color: Pure white
• MKV LEDs: CREE XHP70
• MKV construction: 6063 aluminum; copper full-body PCB heat distribution board
• MKV light output: Approximately 9000 lumens per bulb
• MKV adjustment: 360-degree bulb rotation
• MKV protection rating: IP65
• MKV included components: 2 fog lights, 2 digital ballast control units, 2 cooling fans, zip ties and bulb adjustment wrench
• MKII construction: Diecast aluminum housing with PMMA lens
• MKII light output: Approximately 850 lumens per fog lamp
• MKII color temperature: Approximately 6000 K
• MKII included components: 2 fog lights and wiring harness
• MKII resistor placement: Mount to metal or suspend in air away from wiring and plastic

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fog lights fit a 2012 F-150 with factory LED lights?

No. These fog light kits fit 2009–2014 F-150 trucks but are not compatible with factory LED lights.

What is the main difference between MKV and MKII?

MKV uses XHP70 LEDs, fan cooling and adjustable bulb rotation, while MKII uses aluminum housings with PMMA lenses and includes a wiring harness. Their stated outputs also differ: approximately 9000 lumens per bulb for MKV and 850 lumens per fog lamp for MKII.

Which model should I choose for heavy or wet off-road use?

Choose MKII for heavy or wet off-road use. MKV is specifically described as not best suited to those conditions.

Does each kit include two fog lights?

Yes. Both the MKV and MKII kits include two LED fog lights; their accompanying installation and cooling components differ.

Where should the MKII heat sink resistors be mounted?

Mount the MKII heat sink resistors to metal or suspend them in air away from wiring and plastic.