Need help with LED Pod/Cubes for fog light

iAlex684

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I have a 2006 Toyota 4Runner and I've been looking for DIY or forums that shows you how to mount them. Does anyone know how to mount them or have a DIY write up? Or provide pics in how to mount them. Thanks
 
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I mounted mine in existing holes on the radiator skirt. I would assume you want to mount in the stock location?

I bought the bulb connection and wired the pods to that, so i could plug and play and use the original wiring as well as the OEM fog switch. Works great and has been a worthwhile mod.

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I did the same as LTDSC...I bought the connections at a local Harley Davidson dealership for about $16 and wired in using the existing fog-light harness. I'm rocking an aftermarket bumper so it was easy to mount...I'm assuming you will need to bend some metal to make your mounts work in the existing fog-light slots...or do what Billynath1988 did and notch the lower valance grill and insert there...?
 
I've been looking to do the same exact thing, what connections did you guys use to maintain the stock plug?
 
They just told you how to wire them in with the ability to use the stock switch!?
Now take the light down to the stock fog light area you want it at and see how its going to fit do you need to cut something, or notch something ?
How hard is it to look and see what options you have to make it fit?
 
Im Hoping that TIN is going to start some R&D and print some, just like hid did with the rear reflectors.


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Originally Posted by doubleduece
What is the possibility of printing something similar for the fog lamps????

"TIN"
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-g...r-bumper-led-cube-retrofit-5.html#post2143385
I definitely like the idea, and it should be possible. I might just have to give it a shot over winter break when I have some time for R&D


Lol...Go the the 4th gen sale thread on the last few comments you will see Tin asking for that part to get these going .
 

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