- #WHEN INSTALLING MY CHEVY FOG LIGHTS WHICH IS RIGHT AND LEFT HOW TO#
- #WHEN INSTALLING MY CHEVY FOG LIGHTS WHICH IS RIGHT AND LEFT PLUS#
The harness you get from CP has to be repined. Gregc wrote:Just installed my fogs today. The lamps that were available on e-bay may now be depleted-recently there showed to be only 1 left of one side and more of the other, but I've not checked recently. I have the G8 dash control, and hope to make it work, albeit I plan on bypassing the BCM. Lamps are not Included.source from USA. for my kit - note that pricing changes constantly, and shipping is not included in this quote: The actual lamps have never been quoted in the kit from C.P., since they're available here. provided for Steven Harbour to validate the installation was, I recall, about $250, which included a WM headlamp/foglamp dash control, and a few other parts that were determined to be unnecessary. I do not know what Barry paid for his kit, or what it included-the original kit that C.P. The above is from Barry's fog light thread, posted previously. I do not have the PN's for the standard black fog lamp covers used on Steve Harbour's install. Mounting hardware (included in kit from C.P., I think, but also available from GM dealers here) Several installations have not used this switchĪll parts above are quantity one (1) each 4d077f7638ĩ2223843 G8 headlamp switch with fog lamp feature (orange backlight) - cheaper than buying "correct" part from Australia " onclick="window.open(this.href) return false. OK, here are the parts required for the chrome-trimmed lamps:Īustralia-only parts: (as supplied by Crazy Paul) I believe they are from the Holden Berlina.
I want to change the green illumination to white, to match the Calais headunit I'm installing - I can get the back off the switch easy enough, but the PCB seems pretty much impossible to remove without breaking things.Īnyone been able to disassemble one of these things?īkwagonss wrote:I just ordered the chrome bezels from Crazy Paul.
Label on the box indicates the same lights are used in various Renault models, and probably other makes too. The aftermarket lights I bought off ebay look and fit identical to the genuine ones, and come with the 55w globe. Total price = $244.67, or $617.14 if all new and genuine parts are used
#WHEN INSTALLING MY CHEVY FOG LIGHTS WHICH IS RIGHT AND LEFT PLUS#
Besides the switch,lamps and bezels, the other bits needed are a small wiring harness to connect the 2 lights to the main harness, plus screws and clips.ĩ2161781 - fog lamp assy x2 - $413.64 (genuine) or $100.82 aftermarketĩ2201133 - headlight/fog switch -$84.65 new (green illumination) or $25 secondhand The existing headlight switch needs to be replaced with one for a Berlina or Calais (or SV6/SS), where the knob pulls out to turn on the foglights. Apparently, earlier VE's don't have these bits, and will need them fitted as well as extra wiring. The SIDI Omega/International commodores already have the relay, fuse, dashboard light and main wiring harness connector installed.
#WHEN INSTALLING MY CHEVY FOG LIGHTS WHICH IS RIGHT AND LEFT HOW TO#
It took about 2 hours all up -it was straightforward, with the hardest part working out how to pull off the bumper. Thought I'd share my experience installing factory foglights on my base model VE this morning.
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