Proud new owner of a Laredo X and new to the forums. I am looking for suitable replacement bulbs for the factory fog lamps to match headlights. Roughly around 4300K. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Also once i get them is there a good place to find instructions on how to install them, or could someone share their knowledge. Sorry if this has already been asked, I havent been able to find if it has.
The H16 are brighter than the standard PSX24W...I don't know about the different colors. Just shave all outer tabs off the bulb for the best fit...the outer clips will hold it in place.
Replaced a factory lamp with a new factory lamp- install was quite easy. Was able to reach up from under- there is a gap at the bottom of the splash well/ front valance. I was able to reach up inside, remove the harness, replace the lamp and reconnect harness. Was fearing the worst but no issues...
Hey all, Proud new owner of a Laredo X and new to the forums. I am looking for suitable replacement bulbs for the factory fog lamps to match headlights. Roughly around 4300K. Any suggestions would be helpful. Also once i get them is there a good place to find instructions on how to install them, or could someone share their knowledge. Sorry if this has already been asked, I havent been able to find if it has.
Just replaced the passenger fog lamp with a Phillips PSX24W bought on amazon for $13.00. You can replace the bulb by feel alone, but it is awkward. First, remove the twist clip, by turning 90 degrees, at the bottom of the fender liner to give you some more room. Reach up between the liner and the bumper, and feel for the tabs for the bulb. Press the tabs and pull the bulb out to release. Then, separate the bulb socket plug from the bulb. I had to get both arms up between the liner and bumper to separate the two. The socket has two ridges on one side and a single ridge on the other. You have to feel for the alignment to match the plug in for the bulb. There is only one way for the bulb to be plugged in. This can be frustrating since you're doing this job blind. After connection, push the bulb back in place. You'll hear a little snap by the tabs when in place. The job took about 10-15 minutes. Hope this helps.
When I owned my 2014 GC Limited (without HID headlights), I replaced the stock halogen low beams & fog light bulbs with Phillips Crystal Vision Ultras...H11.
The light was a little bit brighter than stock, and a whole lot whiter. Even after about a year the bulbs were still going strong.
I plan to changeout the fog light bulbs in my new Overland as well with the same bulbs because I hate the yellowish light of the stock bulbs.
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