TEANTECH Bulb Retaining Spring Clips for H1/ H3 /H4 /H7-12 PCs Bulb Universal Car Headlight Clamp Headlamp Dip Dipped Beam Hoder

None of the clips were an exact fit for the wire in my 37 year old motorcycle, but one was close and was easily bent to fit. The wires are a little thinner than the original retainer, but it works. Despite my slightly negative comments, I still gave it 5-stars as the kit was much less expensive than buying a new headlight deflector assembly and the clip could be made to work.

Don't let the price fool you. These are more than capable to get the job done. Granted, it's a simple job, but essential if you value saftey while driving at night. I snapped my bulb clip(far right) while installing new bulbs. In a panic I ordered these universal clips and was greeted with a pack of these bad boys the next day. I pulled out the other bulb clip(middle right) to reference for what I'll be trying to make. I selected a new clip(far left), got my pliers and got to work. The metal was quality and took some force to bend, which is good. They were plyable enough that I only needed one pair of pliers. In 10 mins of fiddling I was able to make a new clip(middle left) with ease. Strongly recommend this product. It's a life saver!

These are made well but very small gauge wire. They did not fit my 1998 Honda CRV.

No stars. (Had to give one.) Absolute junk. NONE of the clamps were a fit for a '97 Honda Civic, despite claims in the listing. (It IS possible that some of the clamps will be direct OEM fits for other applications.) The closest clamp -- which was not close at all -- was so brittle that attempts to bend it to an approximation of a fit merely caused it to break. Go to a junk yard for a clamp. Don't waste your money on this ****. Rotten quality, fragile, does not fit*, utterly unsuited for its intended purpose (unless that purpose is to make a quick buck by inflicting an inferior, useless product on the buyer).

None of them are compatible with the W204 Mercedes C Class with halogens. I am not going to beat it up too much since they may fit other cars. I had to rig them to force fit my housing. I ended up going to the junk yard and getting direct replacements. That would be my advice, my local yard didn't bother to charge me.

If you’ve got the hold down screws, you can bend these to fit perfectly.

Found one that works for a 2015 Toyota Tacoma.

great fit