*New* DIY~ ScionSport OE style Fog Kit
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Heres the Fog lights
* Theres a adjusment on the back, make sure you adjust before re-installing the bumper back.

Passenger Left Fog light

Driver Right Fog light

First Step is to take off your bumper and disconnect your battery (air bag).
- I used grillcraft's install since you can also refer on it later on taking off the bottom grill
Link = http://grillcraft.com/installs/insta...ew&install=170
After CAREFULLY taking off the bumper, proceed to take off the bottom grill. then it should look like this after you snap on the fog lights.

* I highly recommend using a pillow for your bumper
Bed Sheets can work too.
Locate this receptacle underneath the driver headlight

Use the factory ground with the fog lights

Then connect the harness into it and connect the other end to the fog lights. white is to white wire / black is to black wire, there is no way you can mix the wires since it has different plugs on both.

Reverse the installation of the bumper and be carefull not to pull the bumper too far because the supplied wires from the fog kit is just sufficient.
* make sure you try the lights that they work.
Locate this receptacle to connect the switch's harness

Green ->switch
White -> Dash connector
Clear White -> relay
* as shown

Then place your switch anywhere you like

Everything Should Work like this
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Heres the Fog lights
* Theres a adjusment on the back, make sure you adjust before re-installing the bumper back.

Passenger Left Fog light

Driver Right Fog light

First Step is to take off your bumper and disconnect your battery (air bag).
- I used grillcraft's install since you can also refer on it later on taking off the bottom grill
Link = http://grillcraft.com/installs/insta...ew&install=170
After CAREFULLY taking off the bumper, proceed to take off the bottom grill. then it should look like this after you snap on the fog lights.

* I highly recommend using a pillow for your bumper
Locate this receptacle underneath the driver headlight

Use the factory ground with the fog lights

Then connect the harness into it and connect the other end to the fog lights. white is to white wire / black is to black wire, there is no way you can mix the wires since it has different plugs on both.

Reverse the installation of the bumper and be carefull not to pull the bumper too far because the supplied wires from the fog kit is just sufficient.
* make sure you try the lights that they work.
Locate this receptacle to connect the switch's harness

Green ->switch
White -> Dash connector
Clear White -> relay
* as shown

Then place your switch anywhere you like

Everything Should Work like this
Originally Posted by WeDriveScions
Cool DIY....
Glad it worked out for you at a good price!
Glad it worked out for you at a good price!
Originally Posted by sam_j
fogs look good. post a night pic
Originally Posted by pillage
can u post a pic at night straight ahead?
Originally Posted by rocketpants
hey tikbhoy, u ever get that exhaust? i forgot what it was called
Originally Posted by speedly
Do they turn off with your high beems and can you please post some night shots.
Thanks
Thanks
Originally Posted by suicide
does anybody know where to get just the wiring/harness connector (2 fingers holding it in picture 5) and switch connectors (picture without the fog lights and grills?
Originally Posted by Greg2385
To be honest, i hate the yello bulbs. But thanks for posting the DIY.
yellow black blue clear why cant we just get a long
everybody has clear, i opted to stand out. its not yellow bulb btw. the lens is clear and the refector i think is yellow or the other way around.
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They just open up the light directly in front of the car and low... so they end up filling up the light a little closer to the car... so not really for the long range viewing...
Plus, it's not really cool to run them if it's not foggy... looks cool, but not the nicest thing to do.
Plus, it's not really cool to run them if it's not foggy... looks cool, but not the nicest thing to do.
thats good then i'm really looking for something that would really help me out in the early morning when i'm leaving to work because i drive pass areas that get a lil foggy. also i love the look of foglights like these
Originally Posted by TxtC112
one question did the foglights help improve the lighting at night. i'm looking at these and i really like how easy the install looks.
yellow light is only usefull during for as wedrivescion said, if you want something to help you drive at night then get the white lens if fog then the yellow.
read
http://piaa.com/Lamps/LightAimingGuide.html


