LED Tail Light Assembly Pair For 2009-2023 Ford F150 | SPELAB

Product Overview

The SPELAB LED F150 Tail Light Assembly Pair replaces cracked, faded or aging rear lamps on select 2009–2023 Ford F-150 trucks, helping restore rear lighting while giving you matching driver-side and passenger-side assemblies in one set.

Whether you are replacing damaged housings or changing the rear light design, choose the lamps made for your F-150's model year: 2009–2014, 2015–2017, 2018–2020 or 2021–2023. The shape, connectors and original lighting equipment matter as well as the year.

The 2009–2014 smoked lamps have sequential turn signals. The 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps replace factory LED tail lights on trucks with BLIS blind-spot monitoring and reuse the original radar modules. The 2015–2017 red pair is also listed; its original-lamp requirements are addressed under Fitment.

Key Features

• A complete left-and-right pair. One driver-side lamp and one passenger-side lamp are supplied together, avoiding the difference in finish that can occur when a new lamp is paired with an older one.
• LED lighting for everyday rear signals. The 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps combine LED running/parking, brake, turn signal and reverse lighting in each assembly. These are complete lamp assemblies, rather than LED bulbs fitted inside your existing housings.
• Smoked lenses and sequential signals for 2009–2014. The smoked black finish changes the appearance of the lamps when switched off, while the sequential turn signal adds a moving light pattern when indicating a turn.
• Red tail lights for 2015–2017 and 2018–2020. Choose the red pair for the corresponding model years. The 2018–2020 lamps are specifically for trucks with factory LED tail lights and BLIS.
• Original blind-spot modules retained on 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 trucks. The matching assemblies accept your existing BLIS radar modules. New radar modules are not supplied.
• Factory mounting points and matching plugs. For 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 trucks with matching original lights, the replacements use the factory mounting locations and connectors without cutting or splicing the wiring.

Best For

• Replacing damaged lamp housings: for cracked lenses, broken housings or aging lamps when you need to replace the assemblies themselves.
• Updating both sides together: for trucks with mismatched replacement lamps or visibly different lens finishes.
• A smoked rear-light look on a 2009–2014 F-150: for owners who want darker lenses and sequential turn signals.
• Replacing factory LED lamps while keeping BLIS: for 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 F-150 owners who will transfer their original radar modules.

If only a replaceable bulb has failed, check the original lamp before choosing a complete assembly. Damaged wiring or a faulty BLIS module also needs its own diagnosis; replacing the housing alone does not repair those parts.

How the Lights Work

On the 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps, the integrated LEDs provide the following rear-light functions:

For the 2015–2017 red pair, check the individual light functions and reverse-light components before purchase; see Before You Order below.

BLIS: Keep the Original Radar Modules

BLIS is Ford's Blind Spot Information System. On the matching 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 F-150 configurations, its radar modules sit inside the tail light assemblies. These replacement lamps provide a place for the original modules; they do not add blind-spot monitoring to a truck that did not have it.

During installation, remove the original module and its bracket as instructed, connect the module to the new lamp and refit the bracket. Keep the module connections and seals in good condition, and check BLIS operation after installation. A missing or damaged original module must be addressed separately.

What's Included

Installation Steps

Use the instructions supplied with your lamps alongside the vehicle service procedure. The following steps describe the general process; fasteners, connectors and module handling depend on your truck.

1. Compare the lamps before removal. Check the selected model year, lamp shape, mounting points and electrical plugs against your original tail lights. Complete the checks under Fitment before changing any wiring.
2. Prepare the truck. Park on level ground, apply the parking brake, and switch off the ignition and lights. Follow the vehicle's electrical isolation procedure where required.
3. Remove the original assemblies. Open the tailgate and remove the lamp fasteners following the vehicle service procedure. Release the lamps carefully and disconnect the plugs by their locking tabs, without pulling on the wires.
4. Transfer the BLIS modules where required. For the matching 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps, remove the module bracket, connect the original radar module to the replacement lamp and reinstall the bracket as instructed.
5. Connect the new lights. Seat the matching electrical connectors fully. For the 2009–2014 lamps, secure the supplied load resistors to suitable metal surfaces as instructed, away from plastic parts and wiring.
6. Fit the assemblies. Position each lamp at the original mounting points, check that wiring is not trapped and secure the fasteners according to the applicable instructions.
7. Test before driving. Check both running lights, brake lights, turn signals, hazard lights and reverse lights. On BLIS-equipped trucks, also check blind-spot monitoring operation and any dashboard messages.

If a connector does not match, a lamp does not seat correctly or a function fails, stop and check the selected lamp and instructions before modifying the truck.

Warranty & Returns

One-year limited warranty from delivery: covers material and workmanship defects that cause failure during normal use. Coverage belongs to the original purchaser, is non-transferable, and requires proof of purchase.

Exclusions: normal wear and cosmetic damage; improper installation or modification; accident, misuse, abuse, negligence or natural-disaster damage; consumable parts; and removal or installation labor.

Making a claim: email service@spelabautoparts.com with your order number, problem description and clear photos or video. Inspection may be required. If approved, SPELAB chooses repair, replacement or replacement parts.

30-day returns: request a return or exchange within 30 days of delivery. Non-quality returns require the original undamaged condition, complete packaging, accessories, manuals and gifts; return postage is customer-paid and original shipping charges are non-refundable. For eligible damaged, incorrect or manufacturing-defect returns, SPELAB pays return postage. Obtain authorization before sending anything back.

See the full Warranty & Return Policy for reporting deadlines, inspection and refund terms.

Will These Tail Lights Fit Your F-150?

Choose your model year first, then match the original lamp type and connector. Tail lights for one F-150 generation are not substitutes for another.

Before You Order

• Check what is already fitted: compare the lamp shape, mounting points and plugs. Aftermarket lamps and modified wiring can make a year-only fitment check unreliable.
• For 2015–2017: confirm support for your original lamp type and BLIS equipment, whether reverse-light parts are included or reused, which adapters and hardware are supplied, and whether programming is needed.
• For 2018–2020 and 2021–2023: these lamps are for factory LED + BLIS trucks. A matching model year does not make them compatible with every original lamp system.
• Check the bed and rear body: nonstandard beds or rear-body modifications may change the lamp opening or mounting points.

If you are unsure which original lamps your truck has, send SPELAB the model year and clear photos of the tail lights, plugs and any BLIS modules for a fitment check.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these sold individually or as a pair?

As a pair. You receive one driver-side tail light and one passenger-side tail light for the model-year option you select.

Are these complete assemblies or replacement LED bulbs?

They are complete tail light assemblies that replace the existing lamp housings. The 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps have integrated LED running, brake, turn signal and reverse functions. Check the 2015–2017 lighting and accessory details under Fitment.

Can I choose red tail lights for a 2015–2017 F-150?

Yes. Select 2015–2017 / Red for the left-and-right pair. The original lamp type, BLIS support and included accessories still need to match your truck; use the Before You Order checklist.

Will the 2018–2020 lamps work with my factory incandescent tail lights?

No. SKU SPAFL0001004-AFL0001005 is for factory LED tail lights with BLIS only. It is not an incandescent-to-LED conversion kit.

Does BLIS compatibility mean new radar modules are included?

No. For the 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps, transfer the radar modules from your original tail lights. The new assemblies do not supply replacement modules or add BLIS to a truck without the system.

Which lamps have sequential turn signals?

The 2009–2014 smoked black lamps, SKU SPAFL0001011. Sequential turn signals create a moving light pattern when you indicate a turn. This feature is not confirmed for the other model years.

Are the reverse lights included?

The 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 lamps have built-in LED reverse lights. For 2015–2017, check whether the reverse-light components are supplied or need to be reused from the original lamps.

Do I need load resistors?

The 2009–2014 pair includes load resistors. Fit them according to the supplied instructions; their mounting location matters because they can become hot during use. Do not assume that the other lamps require the same resistor arrangement.

Will I need to cut wires or program the truck?

For matching 2009–2014, 2018–2020 and 2021–2023 trucks, the lamps connect to the factory plugs without cutting or splicing. BLIS-equipped lamps require transfer of the original modules. Programming requirements depend on the original lighting system; check the installation instructions for your truck.

What should I check if the turn signals flash rapidly?

Check that both lamps are connected correctly and, for the 2009–2014 pair, that the supplied resistors are installed as instructed. Note whether the dashboard warning, exterior lamps or both are affected. If the issue continues, provide the model year, original lamp type and photos of the connections for support before adding electrical parts.

What if I see moisture inside a lamp?

Photograph the moisture and note whether it clears or remains as droplets or standing water. Check accessible connectors and seals against the installation instructions. Persistent moisture, pooled water or a lighting fault needs inspection; contact support before drilling the housing or applying additional sealant.