Was it a lot of work to cut out the fog light cover panel?
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It wasn't too bad. I took the bumper off completely (Google search will show how, only 6 screws and a couple of clips) I made a template of the lens onto cardboard and traced that to the inside of the bumper. Note: the lens opening will be slightly smaller than what shape of the "cutout" in the bumper looks like it should be, but you won't notice once it's installed. I drilled a hole in the bumber large enough for a jigsaw blade to go though. The jigsaw made it really quick & easy to cut evenly. I then used a dremel with a grinding stone to clean up the edges. The only issue I had was fabricating a bracket to hold the lens securely to the inside of the bumper. I just used a flat piece of metal about 6" long, bent the ends 90 degrees, drilled a hole in the middle and used the screw already on the back of the lens to secure it. Some clear silicone around the edges made a nice clean look. Probably took m about 2 hours total with wiring (which I just tapped into the side marker lights so I don't have to remember to turn them on) Good luck
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Most of them you just take a screw driver and pop out the bumper cover. Takes just a couple seconds. Never saw one you had to cut out. Two of the cars I did also had the one wiring for the fog lights. With that you would also need the inside switch which connects to the turn signal lever and that is what would cost you.
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It is not hard if a sharp laser blade is used, however, it is quite difficult to cut it out neatly. The other "big" problem is that, it seems that your bumper does not have any support to screw the fog lights into it. The bumpers which, have already the hole by the factory, would have the screw holes.
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The Toyota Corolla has inserts that simply pop out. There is no cutting needed with the Corolla.
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It's not optional but the two outer led cells are set up for fog, it is a very great wide beam spotlight basically. If interested order a wiring harness, worth it trust me.
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no, I had to have someone do it for me. While it didn't take long, it involved taking the door off the hinges, measuring the area to cut, sawing out the hole, mounting the cat flap and rehanging the door.
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I had the same problem. They ended up fitting my fog light lamps. Unless you already knew that
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Hello! You can manage to install this product with some modification as long as there is enough clearance space, in your case there is room. There are mounting brackets included so you should be able to fit the fog lights. -Naomi
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It was relatively easy, I installed both front doors light in about 30 min having the right tools.... A screw driver some flat headed screw driver do detach the doors panels and a drill to open the holes on the bottom part of the doors using the bit that comes with the lights. Connecting the wires to the doors light is no bainer.I hope this can help. Thanks.
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Hello, Yes, it came with the wiring directions. And the fog instalation is simple, Just a bolt
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it is a complete fog light exact factory replacement remove 2 bolts for each fog light and unplug electric wire at back of light yes it has a lense that covers bulb
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Personally I think more cutting may be needed because of the shroud itself. But I'm not 100 about it. Maybe seeing if anyone did it on YouTube might help more than me. Hope that helps.
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I had to drill additonal holes for the mounting bolts on my 2006 F350. The four outside bolts (two on each side) line up perfectly with the bumper mounting bolts. The four inside bolt positions need to be drilled into the truck mounting area. I used a 1/4 bit for a pilot hole then used a titanium step bit to compelte the job. It was fairly easy and I did it in the driveway. Also, be advised on an F350 with fog lights the fog lights have to come off as does the front license plate bracket. The fog lights cannot be re-mounted and I had to move my front license plate elsewhere on the bumper. I had to drill additonal holes for the mounting bolts on my 2006 F350. The four outside bolts (two on each side) line up perfectly with the bumper mounting bolts. The four inside bolt positions need to be drilled into the truck mounting area. I used a 1/4 bit for a pilot hole then used a titanium step bit to compelte the job. It was fairly easy and I did it in the driveway. Also, be advised on an F350 with fog lights the fog lights have to come off as does the front license plate bracket. The fog lights cannot be re-mounted and I had to move my front license plate elsewhere on the bumper.
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Nope - it is an individual (either side) light. I had the same question, but the fog lights did work out perfectly and fit into the OEM inclosure smoothly.
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just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then... » Read More just got done doing it myself... took me about 40 minutes. man it is tight up in there to remove the one bolt! i do have big hands... a little FYI, it is held on by ONE 5/8" bolt on the top right side of the light. i had to do it all blind. removed the small splash guard, enough to fit my hand up to the light. and it was all by feeling from there on out. removed the old bulb first from the housing, then removed the 5/8" bolt. when i installed the new lamp, i first removed the light bulb from the housing (to make it easier to access that bolt that holds it to the cars bumper) then popped the bulb in when the bolt was tight. and connected the wires. « Show Less
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Very easy, tight area you need to go in from the wheel well, pull back the plastic weather guard you will find the two nuts on the back of the fog light. Good luck
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I did it an hour and a half. Looks great. Search 3m headlight restoration on youtube to see how the pros do it. I may go that route next time.
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John I found the installation relatively simple. First I did not have to remove my front bumper, I simple went in through the front wheel wells, unscrew the plastic screw and the wheel well liner should be flexible enough to move. Next press the tabs (all 4 of them) and the black plastic covers where you will install the fog lights can be removed. The fog lights simple clip into the square holes. Follow the wiring instruction. In my case, I simply removed a blank switch plate on the dash and installed my fog light switch there. I fed the wires through the firewall next to the heater hose grommet. I mounted the relay in the engine compartment and ran all the wires down the left side (drivers side) and across the front of the vehicle inside the grill cover. Hope this helps Dave
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Hi Brenda, I think it might be a nightmare to do such a large area; takes a lot of elbow grease. Maybe try something like this instead.Wipe New HDL6PCMTRRT Headlight Restore Kit
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These are the instructions that I followed...took about 2hrs...good luckhttp://www.juicedhybrid.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/prius%20i-sheet_fog%20lamp_6-8-2011_color.pdf