Fog lights for Base Model

[Sooner]

are you hooking them up to aux switch?
looks good

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[Bbaliatico]

are you hooking them up to aux switch?
looks good

Yes. They will be 1. I have a pair of 6” driving lights on 2

 

[FrankenRodz]

How long ago did you buy them? I can't find Yellow lense lights in Amazon or IJDM site.

 

[Bbaliatico]

Maybe 2 weeks. Link. You need to use an awl to punch a tiny hole to start the screws.

 

[FrankenRodz]

Thanks!
Link is not working though.

 

[Bbaliatico]

Here is the name.
iJDMTOY Pair Selective Yellow Lens Fog Light Lamp Assemblies w/ 55W H11 Halogen Bulbs Compatible With Acura Honda Ford Nissan Subaru Suzuki etc

 

[FrankenRodz]

Copied and pasted and that worked! Thanks again.

BTW, what did you use for a Connector coming out of the assembly?

 

[Bbaliatico]

Bought a H11 fog light harness.

HUIQIAODS H11 880 881 H8 Universal 40A Relay Wiring Harness Kit Fits LED Automotive Fog Light Conversion Assemblies

 

[FrankenRodz]

Fantastic! You saved me a lot of time searching.

I really appreciate it!

 

[Bbaliatico]

Sure thing! As I said, I used a sharp awl to make a screw hole. You push the light into the space, the plug points down. Turn the wheels all the way to one side. It’s a little cramped, but easy to find the mounting hole on lamp by feel, and just press the awl to make a hole. Then hand start the screw till stable and then a screwdriver. I used #8 stainless steel sheet metal screws, but I wish I used something better, maybe more like a license plate screw. I’ll see if I can take a picture tomorrow. The harness is just long enough. I’ll add photos on where it heads downs from near battery and then it was super easy to feed under grill where the rubber above the bumper is.

 

[FrankenRodz]

Sure thing! As I said, I used a sharp awl to make a screw hole. You push the light into the space, the plug points down. Turn the wheels all the way to one side. It’s a little cramped, but easy to find the mounting hole on lamp by feel, and just press the awl to make a hole. Then hand start the screw till stable and then a screwdriver. I used #8 stainless steel sheet metal screws, but I wish I used something better, maybe more like a license plate screw. I’ll see if I can take a picture tomorrow. The harness is just long enough. I’ll add photos on where it heads downs from near battery and then it was super easy to feed under grill where the rubber above the bumper is.

Did you leave the Ballust and Fuse in the aftermarket harness, or cut them out?

 

[Bbaliatico]

To be honest, I did not even look (or plan to look) for a harness. I have a base, so unless I wanted to swap out the headlight switch I figured it was a waste of time. Also, I have the aux switches as my only option. I wired up some driving lights to Aux 2 and was leaving aux 1 for fogs. So, I bought the harness I mention above. Basically a relay, ground wire, battery wire and trigger wire. After the relay were two lines that end in a plug for the fogs I bought. The harness was a little tight but I was able to mount just behind the left headlight, snake down to the right fog and run just under the grill (there is a rubber gasket between the grill and front bumper) to the passenger side.
I was out of town and it has been damn cold in NJ. I’ll try to remember to take some picts. Keep forgetting.
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[Bbaliatico]

Sorry for delay, here are some photos on fogs...

1st - this is actually the relay for the driving lights, but also where the Fog Positive Trigger gets power from AUX Switches

2 - Fog Relay by Front Drivers headlight with where wiring harness goes down behind fender

3 - There is a rubber strip between grill and bumper - that is how I got harness from driver side to passenger, easy as hell, just pull out, run wire and push back...

4 back of passenger fog - stainless steel #8 screws into back of bumper

 

[FrankenRodz]

Sorry for delay, here are some photos on fogs...

1st - this is actually the relay for the driving lights, but also where the Fog Positive Trigger gets power from AUX Switches

2 - Fog Relay by Front Drivers headlight with where wiring harness goes down behind fender

3 - There is a rubber strip between grill and bumper - that is how I got harness from driver side to passenger, easy as hell, just pull out, run wire and push back...

4 back of passenger fog - stainless steel #8 screws into back of bumper

looks great, thanks for the extra effort.

 

[DonM]

They fit. Anyone know the part # for the bumper cover with the fog opening?

How do the those panels come off? Screwed in from behind?

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