Fog Light Bulb 2014 RTS

[UtahPete]

Thanks JC Still no joy on his videos looked under Spyder videos and lighting only information given is as follows:-

I went through this install (fog lights from TricLED) a few months ago. Both headlights and the right foglight were pretty straightforward but that left side foglight took me several hours, simply because you can't see what is going on and there is very little room in there to get your hands and maneuver the back light cover into place properly. I found no videos on this and Reggie from TricLED offered a lot of encouragement but in the end analysis - it just is a bear to do.

Lamonster does not have a video on this that I found; nor could I find any videos on YouTube, which is not surprising because there is no way to get a camera in there!

 

[UtahPete]

I went through this install (fog lights from TricLED) a few months ago. Both headlights and the right foglight were pretty straightforward but that left side foglight took me several hours, simply because you can't see what is going on and there is very little room in there to get your hands and maneuver the back light cover into place properly. I found no videos on this and Reggie from TricLED offered a lot of encouragement but in the end analysis - it just is a bear to do.

Lamonster does not have a video on this that I found; nor could I find any videos on YouTube, which is not surprising because there is no way to get a camera in there!

Bottom line for me; I would not do the fog lights again. I found very little benefit from having LED fog lights. My second RT has the LED headlights but not fog lights and I have no intention of replacing those.

 

[irvin48]

when the frunk is off, it will be a dream to do.drew, a tech at robs,
showed us how easy[?] it is to do. now i have to get up the courage to do it.
probably an hr or less to do it.

 

[jcthorne]

Guess my memory is getting bad. Swore I watched a vid. Must have been for the F3.

Still, by removing the mirror and the upper body panel, one screw and 3 push pins on the left side of the frunk the trim around the fog light will move aside enough to get to the lamp from above. You do need to disconnect the air intake tube. Its a rubber hose that will compress out of your way once removed from the air box end. I usually have my left hand in from the top, right hand in from the bottom through the wheel well to help guide. Its done by feel but there is plenty of room. Usually takes only a half hour for both fog lights including body fastener removal. This is when already doing the headlights as the side panels are already off to get to the head lamps.

 

[eddieshep999]

If the frunk is OFF you can do the FOG lights with your eye's closed ...... I'm not kidding, it's that easy. .... The problem as I stated above is there IS NO CLEARANCE ......not for the light cover or the hands that do the work ........... Mike :thumbup:

I tried to fit mine 2 weeks ago but could not get the LHS cover on
In the end I drilled 2 holes and used zip ties to attach it the best I could although there was still a gap
A friend of mine said he would help me remove the Funk so I purchased a new cover
Today we removed the Funk and it is so much better In fact I hadn't fitted both bulbs fully in ajthough the did work Now they are seated in correctly
Putting the covers back on was easier and seated correctly
Hardest job was getting the air intake back but with some grease and gentle persuasion it was back
I agree with Mike the best sway is with the Funk removed - Thanks for the tip

 

[ARtraveler]

LED's are the way to go. Once you get past the install, they burn brighter and should last much longer. :yes::yes:

 

[irvin48]

i went back to halogen. went with some philips bulbs. i tried the ebay ones.
shoulda gone with cindys or lamonts maybe. lit up the road signs but wasnt pleased
w/light on the road. even tried adjusting. run it up and down and worked on them.
with the new halogens i have all the light ill ever need , side and front. to each their
own .im leaving mine alone for now. the leds sure do make you visible, though.

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

HALOGEN BULBS

i went back to halogen. went with some philips bulbs. i tried the ebay ones.
shoulda gone with cindys or lamonts maybe. lit up the road signs but wasnt pleased
w/light on the road. even tried adjusting. run it up and down and worked on them.
with the new halogens i have all the light ill ever need , side and front. to each their
own .im leaving mine alone for now. the leds sure do make you visible, though.

Irv I now have a few sets of them ( halogen's ) that I was going to throw away ....... I save them and give them you if we are in the area ...... just let know ...... Mike :thumbup:

 

[irvin48]

thank you but for what little night riding we might do these are great. ive been in the body
shop business since 1991, so i do know a little about h/l alignment. i have a set of used
h/l's and set of new fog lamps too. these are the ones joel talked about. they might
work great foe someone else. maybe im not used to led's on the road.

i do have 2 large led aux lamps on my honda rubicon for snow plowing .they
are awesome!

 

[RudyB]

Re fog lite replacement bulb

Guess my memory is getting bad. Swore I watched a vid. Must have been for the F3.

Still, by removing the mirror and the upper body panel, one screw and 3 push pins on the left side of the frunk the trim around the fog light will move aside enough to get to the lamp from above. You do need to disconnect the air intake tube. Its a rubber hose that will compress out of your way once removed from the air box end. I usually have my left hand in from the top, right hand in from the bottom through the wheel well to help guide. Its done by feel but there is plenty of room. Usually takes only a half hour for both fog lights including body fastener removal. This is when already doing the headlights as the side panels are already off to get to the head lamps.

What is the stock replacement fog lite for the the 2014rts thanks