[SaturnSkyDude]

Please only respond if you have first hand experience with installing LED fog lights on a Sky Redline. I purchased a set of LED fog light bulbs (see below) and tried to install them but there is not enough room to get them in. If you have ever replaced a regular fog light bulb, you know how little room there is. If you installed LED bulbs without removing the bumper, what bulbs did you use and/or how did you do it?

 

[cityboy]

Loosen the fog light housing install bulbs and tighten the housing back up

I did this last year

 

[Rob the Elder]

I would answer but I did this on my Solstice so I am excluded

 

[Sky_Pilot]

Not LEDs, but HIDs, same issue though, in fact I think the HIDs might even be a little longer and they were a real b***h to get in. I finally wrangled them into the housing, and that was several years ago.

 

[Emerald Sky]

Greetings,


I put some leds, was able to wiglle them in, I always angle by the right side when facing the bumper in front of the car.

 

[Robotech]

I would answer but I did this on my Solstice so I am excluded

Same here but I'm not a Redline. LOL

I don't even remember which ones I got but they were off eBay. Remember having to angle them in just right to get them in. Wasn't hard but it was very peculiar on how it went in.

 

[cityboy]

Led head and fog lights

This is what I used for all 3 sets and the covers for the head lights

 

[expostdelirium]

I did it just yesterday, but the CHEAP bulbs I got weren't bright at all, and only the driver-side socket worked with them. The one that worked was not bright enough to use really. They went in more easily that the bulbs that came out. I carefully angled the old ones to get them back in. I found it easier to sit on the floor and come in from the top with one hand and from the bottom with the other on both install and removal.

Is there a way to make the LED I bought brighter?

 

[Sky_Pilot]

I did it just yesterday, but the CHEAP bulbs I got weren't bright at all, and only the driver-side socket worked with them. The one that worked was not bright enough to use really. They went in more easily that the bulbs that came out. I carefully angled the old ones to get them back in. I found it easier to sit on the floor and come in from the top with one hand and from the bottom with the other on both install and removal.

Is there a way to make the LED I bought brighter?

Did you buy/use CREE's?

 

[cityboy]

The wife that didn’t work
Did you reverse the plug ?

 

[expostdelirium]

I didn't buy Cree.

The plugs weren't reversed, and none of the 4 bulbs I bought worked on the passenger-side. The original bulbs and others I had and that I subbed in all worked. I don't think those "H" series bulbs can be reversed. If I can find a decently-priced set at one of the auto stores down the street I might take a punt to see if/how they work for me.

 

[Skybound2211]

Loosen the fog light housing install bulbs and tighten the housing back up

I did this last year

How do I "loosen" ? I'm not familiar with that type housing/screw, don't wanna break it. Thanks

 

[Skybound2211]

Led head and fog lights

This is what I used for all 3 sets and the covers for the head lights

I have the same ones.. I installed the low and high beams easily, but not sure how to get the fog light in...

 

[mikeyt]

I bought these ones from Amazon.ca; https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07TRCBS2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm sure that Amazon.com has the same ones. Yes they were a bit tight to install but with a little wiggling they went in.