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This listing includes a complete fog lamp kit for use on the model shown above without the.

#When installing my chevy fog lights which is right and left install#

Popped 'em back apart to paint the brackets to prevent rust, now that I know they fit how I want them toĮasy job.next up I'll order either some high power LED's or maybe HID's to go in them probably go with LED as HID seem to be obnoxiously bright in this application. Factory fog lamps cost upwards of 383 BlingLights fog lamps install within the factory fog lamp spots, outperform the factory fog lamps and cost less guaranteed. /rebates/2ftopics-fog-lights-chevy2f&.

Other set made, both lights in place and operating Smoked Sequential Tail Lights - Red Signal 2016-18 Chevy Camaro. Pair of Left & Right Fits LT/RS/Zl1 Models and 2010-2015 Camaro with 6th Gen Style Bumper LED Light color: White Day Time Running Lights with an option for Amber Turn Signal Lights. Side view behind the brake duct, I think I want to cut out some vinyl to cover up the excess lens area and prevent light bleed-through around the duct Fog Light DRL Lights 2016- 2018 Camaro LT/RS & 2017+ ZL1 quantity. Mocking up the bracket using a piece of cardboard just to be sureįirst set made, checking the fit and operation

I used stainless fasteners since they sit right above the lens, didn't want moisture causing any rust to drip down on them. Even with the 1/8" thickness I was able to attach them without issue using the studs poking up from the bumper cover brackets above the brake ducts.

#When installing my chevy fog lights which is right and left zip#

Used cutoff wheel to zip off some 5" sections then drilled the holes 1/4" with one end a little offset as shown in that thread, then cleaned up all the edges with the die grinder. Thought about using aluminum and it probably would have been fine at that thickness, but I wanted to be sure they wouldn't flex at all. I used plain 1 x 1/8" steel flat bar to make the brackets. Had a set of nice OEM housings and the switch from 1Fastbrick sitting around here forever finally got around to doing mine today, used the bracket info given in this post ->  - my truck being an '06 the factory wiring is already in place so I just needed to make brackets and add the parts. When you cut it out keep the wire long enough to pigtail it to the fog light wiring harness.Ĭontinue to nexted thread, Edited Octoby SSmoothSilSS You will need the clip that fits in the square, I went to wrecking yard and cut a few out from a later model truck. You will need to add a wire to the GREEN block that will connect to the relay. If D6 has 2 purple wire in its place then you do have a foglight harness installed.įind D6 it next to the RED wire in the pic. Use the prior thread or your shop book to locate D6. Turn it over and you will see a GREEN square block. Take the top cover of the fuse box off, there are clips on the front and back to remove it. The picture shows mine is black and in the lower left corner. Then remove the cover and add the relay, look under the cover it will show the place for the relay.

Relay- you can get at any part store or on ebay.įirst disconnect your battery and remove the brace above the fuse panel. Review the prior post to see for connection to the fuse block.įoglight harness-I used this one and cut out the relay and used the connecton to the foglight and hot to the fuse block and grounded to the side of the engine block.

#When installing my chevy fog lights which is right and left how to#

Here's how to add wiring to your fuse block if you don't have a harness.