I am looking to use these lights in place of my stock fog lights when I change my bumper, will I be able to use the existing stock wires?
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I'm not sure. But if you spice the wire I don't see why not. I used them on the window mounts. And haven't replaced my fog lights yet.
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The KC lites have a square plastic plug on the end. I would assume you can cut the ends off and wire them that way but make sure before you do that. I used the wiring harness supplied with the KC lites.
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These lights take standard 115V AC power, which should be the same as your fluorescent lights, so yes, you should be able to use the existing wiring. I replaced a wall-mounted fluorescent light in a closet with one of these and it was an easy installation.
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This will fit, and should fit perfectly, without any issues. Also, the foglights are available here on Amazon as well, to fill those holes and complete the look if you like. I think I paid $30 for my fog lights here. You'll have to figure out your own wiring solution for the lights however. Also, if you don't have the original clips that hold this on, I HIGHLY recommend picking them up. The 3 piece OEM fasteners really do make things easier to reinstall.
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No need to use the stock bulbs, the headlights comes with different bulbs. The headlight itself connects to the main headlight cable ribbon powering the new bulbs.
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No. You will have to remove the stock bumper to install the stinger. If you have stock fog lights incorporated into the stock bumper those will need to be relocated or removed as well. .
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Hello! You can manage to install this product with some modification as long as there is enough clearance space, in your case there is room. There are mounting brackets included so you should be able to fit the fog lights. -Naomi
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I'll be completely honest. I have them on my 2003 350z the harness doesn't match up. You have to splice. I didn't get it done correctly. The HID don't work. Only the daytime lights manage to come on. But I think I have bad ballast and bad HIDS that are dead so that's what my problem. It wasn't the easiest hook up to be honest. I'm going to be taking it to a shop to be hooked up. They look amazing on the car tho. If you drop your email I'll send you a photo how they look on my car
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I mounted these on my Jeep Wrangled TJ and they fit into the factory bumper when you remove the factory fog lights. And I later got a smittybilt src bumper (I think that's the one) which is like a grille guard and a bumper and has 4 spots to mount lights and they also fit in that without any modifications.
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Probably. It would be the easiest way to make these work for you. If your vehicle doesn't have factory LED's, then you will blow a fuse. Fast flashing (hyper flashing), and an error code could happen, too. After that, you'll have to buy a different relay and/or sockets to make these or other LED's work, including a fuse. Low quality LED's might work, but they would not put out much light, so it would not be worth it.
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Yes it will work with installed fog lights, just bolt it to bar and that's it.
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No, however if you're removing your stock lights it only takes a little trial and error to figure these out. I just cut the oem wire and spliced these on.
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The fog light kit contains halogen fog lights and lead wires. If your vehicle has factory fog lights the lead wires from the ARB ones will have to be wired,spliced or hooked into the factory fog light wire harness. Which everdepends on what your truck already has. Another different consideration will be your front spring health before you mount this bumper and more especially if you plan on utilizing a winch. The extra wieght will definately drag your front end down if your current springs are weak. 'IF' your front end springs are weak you will have to use a leveling kit or new springs--whatever--to adjust the ride height to suit your fancy! The fog light kit contains halogen fog lights and lead wires. If your vehicle has factory fog lights the lead wires from the ARB ones will have to be wired,spliced or hooked into the factory fog light wire harness. Which everdepends on what your truck already has. Another different consideration will be your front spring health before you mount this bumper and more especially if you plan on utilizing a winch. The extra wieght will definately drag your front end down if your current springs are weak. 'IF' your front end springs are weak you will have to use a leveling kit or new... » Read More The fog light kit contains halogen fog lights and lead wires. If your vehicle has factory fog lights the lead wires from the ARB ones will have to be wired,spliced or hooked into the factory fog light wire harness. Which everdepends on what your truck already has. Another different consideration will be your front spring health before you mount this bumper and more especially if you plan on utilizing a winch. The extra wieght will definately drag your front end down if your current springs are weak. 'IF' your front end springs are weak you will have to use a leveling kit or new springs--whatever--to adjust the ride height to suit your fancy! « Show Less
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You didnt buy the wrong kit unless it is the wrong light and doesn't hold into your headlight or fog lights. If it is the plug that goes into your stock headlight plug then i can help you. You have to 1. Trim the new plugs outter ring. 2. Remove rubber seal from the stock plug and put them together then electrical tape them to prevent water damage. Or to avoid all that you can go to the store and for 5 bucks get a set of wire taps and go that way
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You can use the old ones from the stock headlights. But be warned the high beams in these projector headlights are terrible. I strongly advise just dealing with your stock headlights or buying new of the same stock headlights... Hope this helps
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When I got mine, it came with an adapter to bump it to Quad headlights. I wired in some new relays and what not, so that the fogs and low beams stay on when you turn on the brights. If you get these, i'd get a higher wattage for for the low beam, the lenses do not allow for much light to pass through. I originally put 35 Watt HID lights in the low beams, they are not very bright, i would go with 55 Watt HIDs. However, if you put some 35 Watt HIDs into your fog lights (if you have them) they will be SUPER bright. These are great lights, when you remove the old headlights, if you don't know how, there is a trap door in the wheel well that will allow you to remove the back bracket off the light, and will save you from breaking it, as i did. If you know how do to a little wiring, these will be easy for you too hook up. They will look good on your truck!
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If you have a circular 3 inches hole on your bumper for your fog lights, they will fit, but I don't recommend them, they didn't even last 1day, I bought one set from Walmart for $20 and they still running amazing
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The 2002-2007 have the same body style with many accent or trim changes, if your front bumper has the slots for the fog lights then yes these are compatible, they came with H8 bulbs with the entire harness setup including the switch button which lights up green. The lighting is nice and bright, great addition for extra lighting and accenting your front end.-R.Arce-Seattle