Fog lights on early 4th gen
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Fog lights on early 4th gen - 2/20/2008 7:30:43 PM
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AHowe0
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Alright, one of my fog lights is smashed and still works somehow and I think the other one just has a dead bulb, I want to replace the smashed one so it will be in good cosmetic condition and I was wondering if there are replacement bulbs for fog lights...how much will this cost me in the end and can I do all the work myself?
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RE: Fog lights on early 4th gen - 2/20/2008 7:59:17 PM
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GMDCAMARO
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885 is the foglight bulb. Im having a hard time finding some for mine. Not a very common type i guess.
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RE: Fog lights on early 4th gen - 2/20/2008 8:27:59 PM
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AHowe0
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Alright thanks, does the lens just come off with a screw driver or what? Sorry, I haven't had my Camaro for very long and haven't had much time to learn more about it.
And can anyone else help me out with replacing the smashed one?
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RE: Fog lights on early 4th gen - 2/21/2008 10:49:00 AM
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02StanGT
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You will have to remove the whole fog lamp. New OEM ones are a bit pricy, but people on eBay have some used (decent condition) for fairly cheap.
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/fbody/fogs.htm
That should help you out a bit.
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RE: Fog lights on early 4th gen - 2/21/2008 11:14:16 AM
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red94v6
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To get the actual foglight out is a PITA, there are two little clips on the side and then the aiming screw needs to come out too. I dont have pics, and its been a while, but if I remember right needle nose pliers and a flathead screwdriver should do the trick. The clips are the wierd ones where there is an outside casing sorta thing, with teeth to grab and hold teh pin inside it, and that makes a big bump a little ways bellow the head. Careful though, they arent indestructable. Otherwise it is fairly simple, just a little time consumeing.
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