Alright.....Sorry I dont have time right now to post pics, but this is what I recommend to do bases on my experience installing these fogs......
To remove the fogs:
Elevate the car or climb underneath the car and remove the entire plastic shield that us under there. Remove the clips and it comes right down. Turn the wheels on the car and remove some of the pins like you did when installing the sidemarkers so you will be able to move that shield out of the way when the time comes. After you have the big main shield out of the way, you will be able to see the fogs. There are 3 total bolts to take out. On at the bottom of the bumper, one up inside the bumper, and one on the exterior of the bumper. Remove all three of these and disconnect the light. Carefully remove the entire fog assembly. Repeat on the other side.
After that you will need to take the fog out of the housing, this is easy, just pop out the two clips that secure it and pull it out
Removing the lense:
Before we bake the lense, we need to prep it to take off. THis is just my theory. Drill holes thru the lense. One in each corner and one on each side. After baking we will use these holes to pull of the lense, not pry it off. You will need to get somekind of hook tool that is strong to pull the lense off after its heated. If you want to pry it off with a screwdriver, be my guest, I did that, but you WILL ruin the actual housing and possibly break it. You will still be able to use it, but it will be all nicked up from the prying.
Bake the fogs, on a towel, at 200 degrees for ten minutes. This time will vary(some say turn off oven and put them in at 200, I baked mine at 200 and even longer) I recommend doing one lense at a time.
When you remove the lense, use your tool and pull each lense out. I think a paint canlid remover might work well. Be creative and find a good tool to pull the lense out.
Installing the new lense:
I used a two part clear epoxy by JB weld. I got it at Home Depot for $2.75 per package. Its a 5minute epoxy that dries clear. Get about 8 packages. Also buy some small clips to hold the lense together they are about $1 each.
Sand the lense your get from WW on the sides only, and also sand the housing to roughen it up so it holds better. Starting at one side, put the epoxy on and quickly clip the two corners down so the glue can start to set. DO NOT DO BOTH SIDES YET. While the clips are holding the sides together, you may put another on in the middle, but take more glue and start to glue that side together and seal up the edges. Dont be afraid to use lots of glue here.....You will want a strong hold. Let this sit for no less than three hours. After that, you will then put glue on the reamining three sides and clip the other two corners. I recommend leaving the clips on the other side to help with the stress of bending the lense. Then clip the other two corners and do the same project of glueing the sides. LOTS OF GLUE!!!!!! Let it sit for at least three hours and then remove the clips, install your new fogs
Any questions please PM me and TAKE YOUR TIME!!!! This will roughly take a weekend depending on how much time you can devote to this project. And DONT remove the clips without waiting at least 3 hours and having ALL of the edges smoothered in epoxy. If you do, the lense will pop right off and you will have to start over.......
I think I hit everything
GOODLUCK
do it, I just cant guarantee it will work
