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    foglights

    foglights and how do you change them ...how do you get to them step by step please............

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmerc'03
    foglights and how do you change them ...how do you get to them step by step please............
    The bulbs or the whole assembly?

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    The covers under the bumper are fastened on one side with velcro. Pop those loose and there ya go.
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    Bright White Fog lights

    Any one know were I can get briight white flog lights? If you had the part number that would be great too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rider90
    The bulbs or the whole assembly?
    the whole assembly

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    Quote Originally Posted by TripleG
    Any one know were I can get briight white flog lights? If you had the part number that would be great too.
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    OK...I know you're not gonna like this....but...

    The owner's manual gives really good instructions on how to open up the fogs. READ!

    You can do this on your back, but it's easier if you jack up each side of the car as you go.
    One side is wide open, the other side requires removal of a velcro cover to gain access.

    There is a clip to open the rear of the fog light, and it will swing down for bulb access.

    You will see a metal diffuser cover over the bulbs. Many of us removed it. IT WILL NOT HARM ANYTHING TO REMOVE IT, and it will allow the light to cast broader at night. The diffuser is merely 'plugged' into the assembly and requires quite a tug to remove.

    As far as bulb replacement, replace with bulbs that match what you have in the headlights, otherwise the combo of all four looks wierd with different color casts at night.

    I used ZENON's which match my headlamps. I also upgraded the OEM 55W bulbs to 100W each. No trouble in 23 months. I ALWAYS run my fogs on overcast days.
    I get my ZENON's from JCWhitney mail order, and have had WONDERFULL experience with these bulbs. They are not prone to premature failure as the headlamps occationally do.
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    You don't need to replace the whole assembly unless it is broken.

    If the bulb burned out....all you need to do is replace it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FiveO
    You don't need to replace the whole assembly unless it is broken.

    If the bulb burned out....all you need to do is replace it.

    I emailed you Bigmerc.
    thank you for the info FiveO really helped me out

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmerc'03
    thank you for the info FiveO really helped me out
    Could you share that info with em as well? I'm having a hell of a time, replacing the fog light bulbs. Laying on my back, hand thru the flap, not being able to see anything, can't be the right thing to do.

    I also can't find anything in the manual about replacing the foglights.

    Help, please!

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    Workshop Manual

    Fog lamp
    1. Raise and support the vehicle.
    2. Disconnect the electrical connector, remove the four (4) screws and the fog lamp assembly.
    3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.
    Fog Lamp Bulb
    1. Raise and support the vehicle.
    2. Disconnect the electrical connector and remove the fog lamp.
    3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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    Thanks Bunny!

    Raising the vehilce made the difference. It helps if you can see what you are doing.

    Peter aka MMM2003
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    (owner from 8/26/2002 - June 2010)

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    - Front and rear EBC brakes with SS lines
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