Hi CVedEclipse i tried using the correct method and sending a private message but didn't get any answers, did you hook up your already, how did you do it, do any of you guys have pics on the install, in the back of the foglights there are conectors for a stock harness, how do i hook this up to a costum install. TIA
#10617, "RE: 95 Stock FogLights install attn: CVedEclipse" In response to Reply # 0
sorry, man.. dont really check/notice my private messages.. i havent installed them yet.. been really busy.. im going to try and put them in this weekend and ill let you know how it turns out.
#10618, "RE: 95 Stock FogLights install attn: CVedEclipse" In response to Reply # 1
I'm also plan on doing them this weekend, for which options did you go for, what stuff are you going to buy, or use. i went to the automotive stores, not planed, and i forgot to print the other thread, and looked for a "kit" but never find one, i was tempted to shoplift a kit inside the package of a foglights+ installing kit from wallmart but decided not to...lol
but i'm going at it again today, see if i can find something.
#10619, "RE: 95 Stock FogLights install attn: CVedEclipse" In response to Reply # 2
did the fogs this weekend.. and came out great.. pretty easy too.. thanks to the help of some of the members here, i was able to mix and match a couple of pairs of fogs to make a complete one (had to swap a good lense off one and put it on the housing of another). and another one of my friends had his wiring from his old set of fogs (wiring from both fogs to a fuse, then to a switch). i went to several shops and found the kits to be 14-20bux, or you can do what poplife recomended in the post a while back. either way, it was simple after you get all the needed parts. the only tricky part for wiring up the stockers is making sure that you use the right wires to the fogs.. since we dont have harnesses in our cars, i just cut the wires from the harness on the fog lamp and tested to see which was the positive/negative. the only other trickey part is finding which pin to use in the "tail lamp" fuse. pop said it was the #4 pin, but i didnt know which one that was.. just to save you a little time, it was the pin in the middle.. this was for the remote wire (this is going to be coming from the switch).. then its running wires and it should be pretty easy.. sorry if this explaination is a little bit difficult to read.. just let me know if you needs anymore help
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