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The time is finally here! After a week of waiting and a few hours of dabbling I have finished my European headlight installation. For those wondering why anyone would do this, the European Fiesta headlights have halogen projectors as well as an LED strip on the bottom that just look awesome! The output from the headlights compared to the USDM is also significantly more because of the low beam projector.The part numbers of the headlights assemblies you will need. Make sure they are theseprojector pattern lights otherwise you will regret it.- 2014 Fiesta-Projector Headlamp Assy With LED RH (LHD) Part Number:- 2014 Fiesta-Projector Headlamp Assy With LED LH (LHD) Part Number:These lights use an H7 halogen projector. Instead of using the factory halogen bulb, I opted to go with the Morimoto 2Stroke LED headlights. You can find the kit at TheRetrofitSource here:On to the install.Stock vs EuroRemoval of the low beam bulb boot reveals the projector2Stroke LED bulb adapter installedBulb fits perfectly with no issues of touchingLight installed on passenger sideTesting out the LED low beamsEuro vs OEMTease of the projector output, keep in mind this was taken in daylight FWIWThe "ballast" will have to stay outside the headlight because there isn't enough room to squeeze it inside the housing like factory lights. I created a small slit in the boot to allow the wiring to come out. Don't mind the tape, this is only a temporary solutionDrivers side housing installedDrives side ballast tucked away nicelyTesting output of both LED low beams. Again, this is daylight so take it for what it's worth. Very sharp, nice clean cutoff. Impressive for halogen projectorsView of both lightsGratuitous "glare" shotNow that the lights are installed, we need to get to the LED strip wiring. There are many ways you can do this, this is only one of the many. I wanted to go the simplest way possible without cutting factory wiring or adding additional wiring and relays. I opted to go the route another member suggested where you move one (1) positive wire in the connector to a different slot. I will explain this down below.To start, I highly recommend a pick set to help take apart the connectors and to de-pin the wires necessary. These save you a lot of time and frustrationRemove the factory connector from the headlight assemblyFirst we need to remove the "white" portion of the connector. There are two slots in the connector to slide a pick tool into to pry the plastic piece out. Be gentle and slowly pry until it starts to lift up. Then follow all aroundFollow all around and gently pry until you get it fully outStock wiring configuration (on both sides)Next, we want to remove the bottom part of the connector which contains pins you need to remove so you can move the one wire. Again, use the pry tool. There is a slot on each side to slide the tool into. Gently and slowly wiggle it down to expose the pinsAfter pulling it down. You will need to remove one of the black tabs for the slot you will be relocating the wire too. It's very easy, use the pick tool to press it out from the backside and make sure the slot is fully open with no plastic from the blocking tab remainingNow, here is the diagram of which wire you need to move and where. This applies to both sides as the wiring layout is identical. I had read a previous guide that shows wiring colors, but mine were completely different. Yours may be too, so I'm just going by wiring position rather than specific colors. Plus the wire colors were different on both sides that needed to be moved.To move the wire, use the pin tool and pry the lower snap that is holding the wire outward, use your other hand to press the wire down and pull it out of the connectorAfter putting it in the new slotPut the connector back together, make sure the top white plastic connector piece makes it way back in smoothly, it aligns the wires in the correct slots.Testing the newly wired connector, it works!And successfully finished!Final walkaround and video showing the function of the headlights[video=youtube;uGGblHYU630]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGGblHYU630&[/video]Best halogen bulbs - http://www.fiestastforum.com/forum/...g-light-wiring?p=185033&viewfull=1#post185033 Upgrading to HIDs - http://www.fiestastforum.com/forum/...g-light-wiring?p=214040&viewfull=1#post214040 Guide to aiming - http://www.fiestastforum.com/forum/...g-light-wiring?p=215737&viewfull=1#post215737