OEM Style fog lamps, Where to find them Options

[GrimReaper]

Where, on the internet, I could find OEM style fog lamps for my pre-facelifted 6th gen. Not a China thing or crap like these. And, by the way, another question, where is located the fog lamp switch, for those who have them as original equipement? Above the left air duct??????

[BloodyStupidDave...]

Above the left air duct??????

Yes.

As far as finding the fogs goes, the forsale/wanted section here or ebay are probably your best bets.

This post has been edited by BloodyStupidDavey: Aug 26, 2007 - 5:01 PM

[GrimReaper]

Héhé thanx, call me stupid, but dindn't think about searching in the for sale section, oups!!!

[trdproven]

Like mine, they sell them commonly on ebay for only around sixty dollars.

[95CelicaST]

Good luck finding the entire setup for 60. Generally the 60 dollars will get you the foglight, but no bulbs, no mounting plate and hardware, etc.

I bought my ST202 foglight setup for nearly 200 dollars.

[GrimReaper]

My Toyota dealer sell them for around 400$!!! No bracket or anything

[trdproven]

They sell them on Ebay with the brackets, harness, and fog lamps, and if you are lucky, bulbs. They do not cost that much, just read the ebay information and make sure it is complete before you buy it.

[GrimReaper]

Thanx guys, really apreciated

[trdproven]

Good luck finding the entire setup for 60. Generally the 60 dollars will get you the foglight, but no bulbs, no mounting plate and hardware, etc.

I bought my ST202 foglight setup for nearly 200 dollars.

I've been looking at Ebay the past 2 years since I got mine and everytime it is 60-100 complete with brackets. I did have to get a wiring kit, which you can make yourself from wires and fuses and then buy an OEM toyota switch. I see that Ebay still sells them for 40-80 bucks. Bottomline is be resourceful, I know I can get it done for less of the same price..Trust me. You guys are spending way too much. The main things to get are the lamps and the brackets...thats it, you can get everything else seperate for cheap. I guess you guys spent a lot because you all needed it complete - which you don't need complete if you have an idea how electrical works. You don't have to get the details like small bolts, the fog light switch on the turn signal, etc etc. Improvise and keep it simple, it works.

This post has been edited by trdproven: Sep 26, 2007 - 1:00 AM