club.liberty.asn.au

Okay, Im in a serious need of new headlights, I noticed that the lenses were fogged when I bought the car and now know that it has fogged to the inside of the headlight. I've taken apart the headlight by baking it and then noticed that the part that hold the H7 bulb has literally melted away. I am deciding to just 2 new headlights. I need thoughts on if this is a good choice. I also have a 2005 liberty 3.0L sedan

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2005-2006-2007-SUBARU-LEGACY-OUTBACK-DEPO-BLACK-CLEAR-PROJECTOR-HEADLIGHTS-/310742464527

I dont think they post to Australia?

The exact same thing happened to me. The bulb holder broke and melted away. The fogginess inside my headlight was actually caused by ash :/ I got a new bulb holder and lens from a wrecker and glued my lights back together with angel eyes installed

Think HID's could be an option and an upgrade, but you should talk to Leo see if its possible...
HKS180

They would probably fit, but they are designed for LHD. The beam pattern will be backwards....

zch91 wrote:They would probably fit, but they are designed for LHD. The beam pattern will be backwards....

I forgot to mention that. Despite my initial thoughts, RHD projectors definitely have a special "drop down on the right" pattern that can not be aligned out. This means you would be blinding people or have shit lighting distance with LHD lights.

I have a 2005 3 litre Liberty. The left hand low beam globe holder has broken, so the globe is not secure. My question is, will a 2006 light assembly fit and work?

Check the part number or look at the shape and lens configuration.
Be sure that my07-09 headlight assemblies will not fit my03-06.
Model year is not the build date, eg some my07 were constructed in late 2006.
If the headlight is Jdm it may be hid, in which case lookup preFL hid conversions with Jdm headlights, possible but not technically legal here in Aus.