SN95GTMustang
Well-Known Member
Ok well to the people who noticed the inside was missing. lol, thats the part I had to modify to fit.
Ok well obviously you see the whole thing usually looks like this
I had to cut the outer end off. Then with a dremel I grinded down the housing smooth. After that I had to cut the inner tabs where it would go screwed in off and grind it down smooth as well as they wont be used on this bumper.
Then you have to obviously remove the bumper. The fog light will fit all the way down to where this arrow is pointed. And you remove from the center of that part all the way out slowly till you get the bezel to fit flush. You want to remove as little as possible.
And to mount it to the bumper you use one of the existing screws of the fogs. Picture doesnt show it well but if you have it in your hand you will see it. You remove that screw and when you mount it to the bumper you re-install that screw it will hold the bezel to the bumper.
And the last part of mounting it is the semi pain. You have to drill a very very tiny hole with the bezel on the bumper and the fog light out of it through here and use a screw short screw to secure the bezel to the bumper and you will not see it at all because when you tighten it the bezel will sit flush with the bumper on the top and you wont see it at all.
Well wish I would have taken pics of the process to make it easier for others to follow but its not that hard. I had a harder time installing my girls fogs on her 06 civic ex and that was with fogs that where meant to fit her bumper, lol.
Ok well obviously you see the whole thing usually looks like this
I had to cut the outer end off. Then with a dremel I grinded down the housing smooth. After that I had to cut the inner tabs where it would go screwed in off and grind it down smooth as well as they wont be used on this bumper.
Then you have to obviously remove the bumper. The fog light will fit all the way down to where this arrow is pointed. And you remove from the center of that part all the way out slowly till you get the bezel to fit flush. You want to remove as little as possible.
And to mount it to the bumper you use one of the existing screws of the fogs. Picture doesnt show it well but if you have it in your hand you will see it. You remove that screw and when you mount it to the bumper you re-install that screw it will hold the bezel to the bumper.
And the last part of mounting it is the semi pain. You have to drill a very very tiny hole with the bezel on the bumper and the fog light out of it through here and use a screw short screw to secure the bezel to the bumper and you will not see it at all because when you tighten it the bezel will sit flush with the bumper on the top and you wont see it at all.
Well wish I would have taken pics of the process to make it easier for others to follow but its not that hard. I had a harder time installing my girls fogs on her 06 civic ex and that was with fogs that where meant to fit her bumper, lol.
