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Fog and Grill lights install labor costs.

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I have a question if any of you can help I appreciate it.

Has anyone put after market fog lights and grill lights that you purchased, and have it attached to the pre wired auxiliary panel in your Bronco by a auto service? If so, what was the labor cost? My dealership is asking 1000.

TIA

This is stuff I do myself, but being in Arizona you can find these benevolent animals I would describe as such: curly mullet, flat brim cap, 20-ish age group, driving an old Toyota truck, slightly squatted, with ginormous shocks, and cracked white fiberglass fenders.

That guy will install anything you want, wont cost more then $100 an hour. They can also do springs, upper control arms, and alignments. They will also paint your alignment bolts. They also survive on cheap beer and love doing this stuff.

Good luck.
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I'm not a mechanic and I know very little about auto electrics. But with the upfitter switches and some YouTube videos I was able to do grill lights, ditch lights, fog lights, chase lights and a bumper mounted light bar all on my own.
I suggest giving a small project a shot on your own. I think you'll be surprised how easy it is. Plus, it felt very satisfying doing it myself.
The Mabbett grill lights are probably the easiest.
 
 





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