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malpaso
I'm sure I can't beat azian_advanced and his "how-to-do"s wink.gif, however I belive at least one person will appreciate that (am I right Tina? biggrin.gif)

Let's do some work...
1. useful equipment wink.gif :

a) well known fog lamps
part numbers:
R 81210-20280
L 81220-20270



b) lamp brackets (you can also see already installed fog light wire from factory! just plug-and-play)
part numbers:
R 52015-20310
L 52016-20150



c) 6 screws (I don't know what "international marking" is, but we call them "size 10")

2. checking some details... If you want install them "by the book" you will need:

a) fog light relay
b) fog light switch
c) fuse (20A)

locations...


relay...


switch...


and fuse...


if you don't have anything, prepare to pay about USD140 frown.gif

part numbers:




*if you don't want to pay that amount see "second choice" way at the end (point 5) wink.gif

3. switch swap, easy thing, just screwdriver needed... remove all necessary screws, disconnect plug with wires and just pull multi-switch out... For relay you will not need any tool. Just plug it in (it's "dumb-proof", can't plug it wrong wink.gif biggrin.gif )...



4. everithing done. Now just see how nice it works tongue.gif



5. "second choice" way. If you don't want to spend money for multifunctional switch swap and relay, just buy any switch/button and rake up some wires...

a) wires connect like this... (short circuit of contacts shown below, turns your foglights on wink.gif)...


b) ...and if you add to the "short circuit" any switch...



...you have working foglights also wink.gif
***warning*** : if you forget turn your foglights off (leaving a car), you kill your battery! There is no "warning sound" like headlights has...

Hope sticky this... wink.gif
JFrost9
This is awesome, i guess the only thing that could be added is if you dont have the stock wires in the bumper area to hook in. Cuz i dont think i do =(. But nice write-up.
malpaso
QUOTE(JFrost9 @ Jun 26, 2006 - 10:18 AM) [snapback]448944[/snapback]

This is awesome, i guess the only thing that could be added is if you dont have the stock wires in the bumper area to hook in. Cuz i dont think i do =(. But nice write-up.


I belive all celicas has those wires from the stock...
trdproven
not my 94 gt. no wires. maybe usdm has no harness already installed.
malpaso
I instaled two foglights this weekend (both 96 ST, one import from Austria, second import from Italy -> European versions. No problems at all confused.gif)
azian_advanced
nice write up malpaso! biggrin.gif
does anybody know whether USDM celicas (ST or GT) have the wire harness for fog lamps already?
also, i want to install my fogs with the euro rear fog button instead of the switch.. but is that possible?
malpaso
QUOTE(azian_advanced @ Jun 26, 2006 - 2:13 PM) [snapback]448977[/snapback]

nice write up malpaso! biggrin.gif
does anybody know whether USDM celicas (ST or GT) have the wire harness for fog lamps already?
also, i want to install my fogs with the euro rear fog button instead of the switch.. but is that possible?



Of course... use my "second choice" way and use that button wink.gif. All you need is those wires... kindasad.gif. Just make pic like this and let's see... I had my wires there folded and covered with black sellotape...
jdg371
I would check my car if it has the wires but its raining
ILuvMyCelica95
awww smile.gif thanks!

My car doesnt have any wires for fog lights at all. So i dont have the stock harness in there, which makes this a pain in the ass.
snapshotgt
Firstly, that was a great write-up! biggrin.gif

Just to let you people know, 94-95 USDM Celica's do not have any wiring for fogs. So, if you want fogs, you have to wire the whole thing That said, it is really not that hard! I just went out to PEPBOYS and bought a little wiring kit, maybe like $10 at most!


btw, here is a pic of the 94-95 JDM st202 fogs (only "stock" fogs for our bumper -- kinda rare too wink.gif ):
IPB Image

On my car:
IPB Image

~snap
CelicaQT
Is it possible to sticky this or add this to the "How To's"?

JFrost9
snap do you have any more info on the install? I think this how-to should include a little section for the 94-95 guys that dont have the harness already installed.
presure2
GREAT job man!
added to the sticky!
vile_v
The two pins on the fog lights that go into the bracket are held in place by a fastener. You need two fasteners per side.

The part numbers for these are:
90075-10817 Cost: 1.90 CAD
Euphoria
I did the second option and it works, thanks smile.gif. what im wondering if you just hook them up where the relay goes will they not be as powerful without a relay?
whatthe
QUOTE (Euphoria @ Aug 20, 2009 - 1:45 PM) *
I did the second option and it works, thanks smile.gif. what im wondering if you just hook them up where the relay goes will they not be as powerful without a relay?

You got a set of foggies now?
Euphoria
yeah bro, fully sick uleh, I think fog lights are a huge wank factor but the bumper needs something there and I didn't want un-useable lights there.
Euphoria
anyone?
SwissFerdi
Mine are aftermarket as well (judging by the non-stock switch), so I'm kind of intrigued by the answer.
96stgreendemon
ok just to be clear, you only use the 2 prongs on the switch or does it have to be grounded
UniqueGT4
Where can I get the fogs for tha 94-95 celi
pick-up_man
Would this be something I could put onto a '94 celica st?
CAcelica29
question: since im wiring oem fogs on a 95, i donthave a harness for fogs, but i do have a second choice switch, fuse and relay. how do i go about making it work?
rodriguez046
Im getting foglights for my 95 celica and i have no clue on how to wire them...any help

CAcelica29
auto parts stores usually sella cheap and easy kit. its what i did.
CelicaZR
Just want to say thanks to Malpaso for this guide smile.gif
It helped me wired up the foggies for jaylenewin!
Kobragijoe
Hi,
I need to know what kind of relay do i need for the fog lights.Picture in the tutorial is down so anyone can please help? smile.gif
Thanks in advance!
CelicaZR
i can see the pics fine smile.gif
Toyo6g
I'm pretending to do this swap.... I already have the relay (junk yard 4 free) 8D, fog ligths (eBay) and tomorrow I will get the 2 way switch (10 dlls)..... But I have a problem..... I don't see the wiring cables....
richee3
QUOTE (Toyo6g @ Jul 4, 2013 - 10:48 PM) *
I'm pretending to do this swap.... I already have the relay (junk yard 4 free) 8D, fog ligths (eBay) and tomorrow I will get the 2 way switch (10 dlls)..... But I have a problem..... I don't see the wiring cables....

If you have a pre facelift model, you have to add the wiring yourself.
Toyo6g
From where so I have to star the wiring??
MIRVops
So as long as you don't have the multi function switch the fogs will never work?
Toyo6g
QUOTE (MIRVops @ Jul 17, 2014 - 12:35 PM) *
So as long as you don't have the multi function switch the fogs will never work?

Switch is in and all wired up!! Still no wiring yet!! Jajajajajaja
JK89
Hi, sorry to bring up an old thread but i need help.

So I have the multi-function switch and the fog lights, BUT..... I have a 94 USDM Celica, and therefore I don't have the stock wiring harness.

Since this installation guide is based on/assumes that you have the stock wiring harness, how would I go about installing the fog lights?
Bushmatic
I know how old this thread is, but I just want to add some information that may be helpful to some. If you are going with the "second option" install, there is a factory Toyota toggle switch that fits in the hole without modification. It came in 3rd generation 4Runners and I believe some Tacomas. I currently have this exact switch installed and can confirm its exact fitment. It's a tight fit because of how far the prongs stick out the back, but with a bit of bending and wiggling it sits right in there.

Part number 00550-35976.

Toyota fog light switch, #00550-35976


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