Fog Lights
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#2
I had the same problem crossing a river at the beach. My hot bulbs blew from the water. I don't believe the front lenses come off. You have to access the bulbs from the back kinda like a headlight. Twist and remove if I understand correctly. Good luck getting to them though. A shroud and cooler is blocking them from underneath and my license plate was in the way preventing me from accessing them from the front.
unlucky for me some jerk pulled a hit and run and side swiped the driver side of my truck while I was honeymooning in Maui. I got a new bumper out of the deal and the body shop replaced the fog lights when they had the bumper off.
If you find out how to get to them I'd love to know. One of my fog lights dried out but the other still has a little moisture in it and I'm now afraid to use them cause I don't want to have to change another bulb
unlucky for me some jerk pulled a hit and run and side swiped the driver side of my truck while I was honeymooning in Maui. I got a new bumper out of the deal and the body shop replaced the fog lights when they had the bumper off.
If you find out how to get to them I'd love to know. One of my fog lights dried out but the other still has a little moisture in it and I'm now afraid to use them cause I don't want to have to change another bulb
#5
The bulb simply twists out
Reach in behind the bulb and gently twist it counterclockwise. Twist the connector sticking down toward the passenger side and it only turns less than a quarter of a turn and it comes straight back. I have a foglight that the mount was broken in an accident and I still havent figured out how to take the clear lens off, even with it in my hands. I don't want to break my spare housing. I also got some intel from the folks at Britebox about replacing the stock bulb with the higher wattage 9007 I believe...The stock is 35 watts and the 9007 is 65 watts, so the heat is doubling....they may be brighter but the heat will kill the assembly. To change the assembly, you gotta take off the bumper and if I remember correctly, part of the AC system to get access to the mount bolts....just my .02 worth....Dave
#6
Just pull the bumper, its not hard to do or heavy. There is 4 bolts by the tow hooks, and then two more (one on each side) that is in the fenderwell to secure the height. Measure the distance from the top of the bumper to the bottom of the fender below the light, and then loosen the bolts. The bumper will actually hang on something and not fall if you keep it secure with your knees. Then simply pull the bumper forward a few inches, and unplug the fog lights. It's actually really easy to do.