Amazon Foglights: Any good?

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I bought these and had them for a while while I still had my stock bumper.

They fit and worked great, and I had no problems with them. I would recommend them!

After I got my new bumper, I transferred these over to another 3rd gen, and last I checked, they were still working.
 
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Looks like a regular aftermarket light. It should work, but there's only 1 or 2 manufacturers of the aftermarket lighting, so I bet you can find it cheaper.
 
Majindan said:
Wish there was a sticky with multiple cheap options for various parts like this, with reviews etc.
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I've been running auxbeam led (the cree led pods) from amazon for about 3 years now. I bought some yellow headlight tape to help with how bright they are as well as the color. Never had an issue with them being too bright while driving on the street, I have them aimed down a little. Never had stock running lights to compare to and I have an aftermarket bumper. total cost less than $35
 
906-Runner said:
So I was looking on amazon and I found a pair of aftermarket fog lights that look to be close to the stock ones I don’t have. Now my question is has anyone got these, if so how did they fit, are they worth it?

This is the link: https://www.amazon.com/4Runner-Repl...36_SY340_QL65&keywords=2000+4runner+foflights
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I thought about ordering a pair but ended up getting a used OEM one from Ebay due to the mix reviews. If your patience you can find a pair for around 100 buck and swap out the phillip screws with allen head screws.
 
Anyone have a source for LED options? Like without modifications? Kind of plug and play? I’d love some LED fogs to match my LED headlights.
 
Rancho5 said:
Anyone have a source for LED options? Like without modifications? Kind of plug and play? I’d love some LED fogs to match my LED headlights.
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they do make LED bulbs to fit the stock fog lights.

What LED headlights are you running ?
 
Fit is good, beam pattern and brightness is good for a small H3 housing. They do have a bit of shake on washboard, but it basically never happens on the street. Overall, I'd say its worth it.

I have a set sitting in the garage that I used for ~10k miles before getting my aftermarket bumper. PM me if interested...

-Charlie
 
3bears said:
they do make LED bulbs to fit the stock fog lights.

What LED headlights are you running ?
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075J8VQDX/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm running these and LOVE them. Bright as hell and no one has ever flashed me. Must be aimed just right.

Where did you find plug and play LED bulbs for stock lights? I'd love a link, or a name.

EDIT: Found these on Amazon but not sure if they'd fit. Amazon says they will. Anyone have experience with something like these?

https://www.amazon.com/Yorkim-Extre...unner&keywords=led+fog+lights#customerReviews
 
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Rancho5 said:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075J8VQDX/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm running these and LOVE them. Bright as hell and no one has ever flashed me. Must be aimed just right.

Where did you find plug and play LED bulbs for stock lights? I'd love a link, or a name.

EDIT: Found these on Amazon but not sure if they'd fit. Amazon says they will. Anyone have experience with something like these?

https://www.amazon.com/Yorkim-Extre...unner&keywords=led+fog+lights#customerReviews
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looks like they are out of the led's headlight bulbs you like. The ones you list for the fogs, wont fit mine ( 2000) they take a H3 bulb like these

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CTMT01...colid=XLDUDIXB28JW&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

so your 2002 they must have changed style
 
Recently there was a thread about LED headlights and several people chimed in with their preferences. Might want to scroll back a few pages to see.
 
ThatÂ’s the thing though, I donÂ’t have fog lights go begin with so I need the brackets too. I found the light stalk in a junkyard 4Runner, but the fog lights were so rusted on the brackets broke when I tried to take them off.
 
Also, I've been running 100W H3 bulbs in mine for two years or so. They have not burned out or harmed the wiring. And a big difference in light output.

I bought the Blazer brand name for about $6/pair at my local farm/home store (Farm&Fleet).
 
Riceye said:
Also, I've been running 100W H3 bulbs in mine for two years or so. They have not burned out or harmed the wiring. And a big difference in light output.

I bought the Blazer brand name for about $6/pair at my local farm/home store (Farm&Fleet).
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You’ve been running these in your fog lights? Are they a bright white or bluish?
 
Devo9000 said:
These are what Toyota supplied. Mine were all corroded and I replaced with these. Plug and play if you have the bracketry.

HELLA H12090041 55 Watt H3 Type Micro Fog Lamp https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VU96WW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_9gdmCbE5ETFT0

Plenty bright and can go yellow or white. Nice cut off too.
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And that's only if you originally have the optional dealer-installed Hella foglights. Those MicroDEs use different brackets than the OEM Stanley brand (and aftermarkets versions of) fog lights.
 
HiluxSurf SSR-G said:
Has anyone in here used the Morimoto H3 LED bulb in the stock fog light of the 1999-2002 4Runner?


Link to the Morimoto H3 LED:


H3: Morimoto 2Stroke 2.0 - LED Headlight Bulbs from Morimoto
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They may not fit. A short H3C HID bulb barely fits and the "bulb" end of the 2Stroke appears to be much longer. You would definitely have to modify the bottom half of the foglights (the part fastened to the main housing with 3 screws, which you remove to install/replace the bulbs) to clear the back half of the 2Stroke bulb.
 
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