how to change fog bulbs
Jan 16, 2007, 11:01 AM
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how to change fog bulbs
took about +- 30 mins to change
1st: take out the splash guards
2nd: there's 2 holes in front of the fog lights, take your screwdriver and remove the bottom screw
the top screw is for adjusting the fog lights
3rd: push the fog lights in slowly, it'll just come off and remove the cable
when installing back the fog lights, theres 2 holes that you can fit the fog lights in, its like hinges
thats the fog light after you take it out, then take out the 3 screws, watch out it strips damn easy
1st: take out the splash guards
2nd: there's 2 holes in front of the fog lights, take your screwdriver and remove the bottom screw
the top screw is for adjusting the fog lights
3rd: push the fog lights in slowly, it'll just come off and remove the cable
when installing back the fog lights, theres 2 holes that you can fit the fog lights in, its like hinges
thats the fog light after you take it out, then take out the 3 screws, watch out it strips damn easy
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Jan 16, 2007, 11:02 AM
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4th: pull out the bulb connector, its under the rubber hose, its a little bit tight
5th: take out the screw thats holding the retainer, you're going to use it again to hold the bulb in, dont lose it, it'll jump out once you loosen the screw
old bulbs out
new bulbs in, theres a yellow tint now
5th: take out the screw thats holding the retainer, you're going to use it again to hold the bulb in, dont lose it, it'll jump out once you loosen the screw
old bulbs out
new bulbs in, theres a yellow tint now
Jan 16, 2007, 11:10 AM
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Good write up. 
My only other comment is that it's not necessary to remove the screw for the bulb retainer. You can unhook the other ends of the retainer and swing it out of the way without removing it. I've done it while laying on my back under the car, should be easy with the light in your hand.
My only other comment is that it's not necessary to remove the screw for the bulb retainer. You can unhook the other ends of the retainer and swing it out of the way without removing it. I've done it while laying on my back under the car, should be easy with the light in your hand.
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I bought fog bulbs, got them, and see they are 100w. I see insomniac_evo's are 70w. Stock is 55w. Is there any issues with going over the stock wattage? I've read that you should stay with stock wattage. Any thoughts?
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I found some yellow bulbs on www.rallylights.com. They are Hella Yellowstar bulbs, 55W (same as stock)
They're not as yellow as I would have liked, but not too bad.
They're not as yellow as I would have liked, but not too bad.
