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98665, Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by dalesmitsu, Apr-20-07 01:10 PM
Should I use the mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive.
To install my bumper cover and right fender, Could I keep right splash shield on too
Its an easy task for a diy but wanted asked first.
Second question,
I have a set of OEM, blue fog light kit brand is PILOT.
Can I just hooked them to factory harness, use interior on/off switch.
Instead of using what came with the kit.
This too, is easy job for any DIY
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98666, RE: Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by foggy45, Apr-20-07 01:26 PM
Originally posted by dalesmitsu
Second question, I have a set of OEM, blue fog light kit brand is PILOT. Can I just hooked them to factory harness, use interior on/off switch. Instead of using what came with the kit. This too, is easy job for any DIY
you can tap into the wires from the origional lights, if there OEM then the current draw should be compatable with the stock wiring, otherwise you will need to run a new fuse and wires to the cabin.
if you have to do that, you might be able to salvage the stock switch but use your own wiring up to it
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98668, RE: Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by dalesmitsu, Apr-20-07 01:38 PM
Originally posted by foggy45Originally posted by dalesmitsu Second question, I have a set of OEM, blue fog light kit brand is PILOT. Can I just hooked them to factory harness, use interior on/off switch. Instead of using what came with the kit. This too, is easy job for any DIY you can tap into the wires from the origional lights, if there OEM then the current draw should be compatable with the stock wiring, otherwise you will need to run a new fuse and wires to the cabin. if you have to do that, you might be able to salvage the stock switch but use your own wiring up to it
Thanks, that helps. This kit from Pilot came with a new fuse,switch and harness.
I don't like the style of the switch that came with the kit.
I'd perfer the the factory switch.
cheers
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98681, RE: Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by dalesmitsu, Apr-22-07 02:01 AM
Originally posted by dalesmitsu
Should I use the mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive. To install my bumper cover and right fender, Could I keep right splash shield on too Its an easy task for a diy but wanted asked first. Second question, I have a set of OEM, blue fog light kit brand is PILOT. Can I just hooked them to factory harness, use interior on/off switch. Instead of using what came with the kit. This too, is easy job for any DIY
Any body guys here can you help...
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98682, RE: Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by totaleclipse_05, Apr-22-07 08:46 AM
Originally posted by dalesmitsu Should I use the mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive. To install my bumper cover and right fender, Could I keep right splash shield on too Its an easy task for a diy but wanted asked first.
What would you need Mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive for?
Yes, you can still retain the splash shield with the new fenders and bumper.
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98689, RE: Installing Front bumper cover, fender and a fog lights
Posted by dalesmitsu, Apr-23-07 01:29 AM
Originally posted by totaleclipse_05Originally posted by dalesmitsu Should I use the mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive. To install my bumper cover and right fender, Could I keep right splash shield on too Its an easy task for a diy but wanted asked first. What would you need Mopar Silicon Rubber or Auto Glass Adhesive for? Yes, you can still retain the splash shield with the new fenders and bumper.
I have a Haynes book it recommends using it. For better or rust pervention.
About the splash shield, I meant could I keep my splash shield on while removing the fender.
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