Fog light bulbs....Possibly an easier solution for replacement.Same Color as low beam

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Originally Posted by viper8548

lol i really want to see how you can do it in 5mins, the gap was so tight look me like 2hrs trying not to let globe touch anything as I put it in. I had to modify the fitting on the globe as one edge was larger to fit it which took several attempts to get in locked in the socket as well.

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A long phillps head screwdriver to take the whole fog light fitting out is the fastest method i've used but thats on a 2004 model. I rekon I could do it in 3 minutes flat. :D

hey but dont i need to cut something off to make it fit... ok.. so what do i need to buy and what do i need to bring.. hmm tolls i dont really have btw... so hmm...

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Originally Posted by viper8548

lol i really want to see how you can do it in 5mins, the gap was so tight look me like 2hrs trying not to let globe touch anything as I put it in. I had to modify the fitting on the globe as one edge was larger to fit it which took several attempts to get in locked in the socket as well.

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The side near the battery could be a bit of a problem.Not literally 5 mins.but not that hard.

which light are you guys talking about.. i wanna do the fog light n the hi beams.. i guessing ur talknig about the hi beam n not the fog light right?

I recently did the H9 conversion for the fogs... there is a bit of metal that needs to be cut away in order to fit, it was very hard finding something to cut it with... i ended up having to snap off that metal with a good set of needle nose pliers

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Originally Posted by king9

I recently did the H9 conversion for the fogs... there is a bit of metal that needs to be cut away in order to fit, it was very hard finding something to cut it with... i ended up having to snap off that metal with a good set of needle nose pliers

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Yup, the metal was too hard for me to cut without damaging any equipment, in the end I just bent the part and it fitted without problem.