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One of my stock fogs from my F150 just went out so I got it replaced. I bought Auxito's because I put them on another vehicle about two years ago and they have been going strong. INSTALL: The passenger side had pretty easy access to twist and remove the old light with the pigtail attached. The drivers side you can do too but, you'll need to slightly pull on the top of the License plate holder (right side or pax side) enough to allow your left hand, wrist and arm to snake its way over to the back of the drivers side fog light. That is the only way to get there unless you start taking stuff apart. Next, slowly twist out the old light, put in in the new LED and you're off. The improvement is fantastic. I cleaned up my lenses as they were hazy.
If your lenses are cloudy/hazy take some 240 wet/dry grit sand paper and sand them real good (i used water--wet sand). Next, take some 400 grit and sand them real good. Next, take some 800 grit and sand them real smooth. Next take some 3M rubbing compound to them and polish them till you cant see any scratches. Next, grab any brand of headlight renewal/restoration and polish it some more. It should look almost brand new. If you want to preserve that clear look either put a good coat of wax on it or spray the surface with the headlight coating until evenly and thoroughly coated (Meguiar’s Two Step Headlight Restoration Kit comes to mind).
If these fail or cause any issues I'll come back and update this.
05-09-2023, 10:35 PM
