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What is the easiest way to access the fog light on the factory sport s bumper.
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Just changed the bulbs in mine, seemed way more complicated than it needed to be. There were six small bolts, 7mm I believe that I had to remove and one shorter bolt that was the same size but a sheet metal thread. They were all around the back side of the panel, I had to turn the wheel hard to one side to be able to access them. I also removed the push pin that was in a access hole on the underside of the panel. With doing all that I still couldn’t remove the panel but it would move enough that I could access and change the bulbs.
 
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Dang was hoping it would be as easy as just taking out a few bolts and then popping it in
 
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I did mine on the sport S and I had to remove the plastic shroud first...then each of the side covers on the bumper with the push pins then unbolt the foglight housing to pop in the new led lights..it was worth it.
I know but was just going to replace the bulbs as a temporary thing but if I have to take off that much stuff I may just wait till I get total replacement LED's. I was going to get the Oracle Bi Ocular LED headlights but dang the LED Bulb replacement fix on the forums has worked so well I don't see it happening right now.
 
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Nothing wrong with doing the fog lights first then do the head lights. I'm doing the DRL and back up lights next.
Yea I just did bulb replacement with the DRL based on the hack from the Group forum it has worked fantastic so far same as the headlights. I haven't gotten to the back up lights yet. Was waiting to see if anyone found a good bulb that works as the forums have been all over the place with those bulbs
 
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I hope I'm not wrong because I ordered the LED'S for the DRL and the back up lights being the same bulb.
Well let me know if they do work.
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