My truck does not have tow hooks or fog lamps, but will it still fit? i want to put led pods instead.
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There is one replacement that doesn't have holes for the fog lights but if you're intending to put LED pods in stick with the one designed for lights. If your truck is the correct year and model for the part, it should fit. I'm not sure if the edition(LT, LS) makes any difference.
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It will fit on the truck, but you will have the holes in it (for the tow hooks and factory fog lights). But that might work in with your plan. But it should bolt/mount to the front of your truck as long as it is a 2003-2006 or a 2007 classic model.
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If you're truck came with fog lights from the factory they would most likely be round not square, at least what I've seen. Factory fogs usually come in a package with a spoiler type facia that houses the lights below the bumper. If you have a steel bumper you can definitely mount them drilling a couple of holes. I hope you're relatively handy because you will need to wire these, they are not plug and play lights, but they're great for the price. Hope this helps good luck.
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no you can't they are too big, but they do come with fog lights. I just wired them up to the stock harness.
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Fog lights aren't a beam light, it's a flood light. My kit fit right in OEM mounts and worked fine.
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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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I found on our horse trailer that the lightswere a tight fit but did work. I highly recommend these lights. Good quaility. There is a "rubber" gasket on these lights that fits into the hole. 1/4" larger hole I would say would be fine. There are ways around this if the hole is slightly larger. The plastic ring around the light could be fasten to your trailor using a "self tapping" or using a fine bead of caulking. I would say they would fit fine though because mine were tight. They are easy to hook up and are great quailty. Good luck!
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buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
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Go to the Smittybilt website, they will tell you exactly what year models it will fit, vendors were off on years of trucks that it will fit, and yes, there are mountings for 4 lamps.
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It's made to fit without splicing. As long as it's not a heritage. The LED's use a male bulb base that's shaped like the base of the OEM brake light bulb, and the base fits right into the socket on the truck's wiring harness. Kinda like how you hook an ornamental angel into the last socket of your Christmas lights to tie it in with the rest of the lights.
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They should fit in the square holes in your bumper. Just make sure you have a few inches of surface space inside to mount these foglights. My 4runner didnt have a surface space to mount anything, so I got creative with sheet metal to make it work.
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No, these kits are designed to work with low breams and fog lights only. Just match the kit to the correct bulb size you intend to replace.
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Depends on your car or truck,I mounted my lights in the openings of my front bumper where the stock 35 watt lights were.The 2013GMC 2500 HD , I was able to use right angle drill to mount them to the lower front bumper fasha .The best part is now I have 55watt fog lights that I can controll with a separated switch. KC are the best light for the money! Good luck with your project T.M.G.
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I would go to superbright led .com vehicle finder they could tell what will fit and how many lumen bulb u want (brightens)
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Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum blog.... Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum... » Read More Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum blog.... « Show Less
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These kits will fit almost any vehicle that has a 9-type or H-type bulb. If you know your headlight bulb size, go to amazon.com or motorfiend.com and look up the size for your truck. Wiring these headlights isn't hard at all.
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Ooh, good question. They are the right size lamp, but do you have enough clearance behind it in your pop up headlight for the slightly larger connector on the back of the Hella? Take out the lamp you have and look. If it is a plug-in and not a loose/movable wire connector, these may not fit.
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Only existing light remove led from truck and install in the aftermarket kit