1. Remove one screw and two tabs in wheel well
2 Pull wheel well liners back to reveal stock bulbs
3. Disconnect power cord to bulb, twist bulb to remove
4. Install new bulb, twist to lock. Reconnect power cord to new bulb
5. Test and replace screws and tabs
Stock halogen bulb installed
Old halogen removed
One screw and two tabs is all that you need to remove to access the fog light bulb
New LED on top, old halogen at the bottom
The bulbs I bought on Amazon for $16.49 a pair
Stock halogen fog on the left, new LED on the right
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The fog lights are controlled by the fog light switch, which gives you two options: OFF or ON with headlights. If your vehicle is equipped with Automatic Headlights, then the fog lights can be set to turn on together with the headlights automatically. There is no way to turn on just the fog lights (without having the headlights on).
Hi All, newbie in the forum, second RAV-4 2006 and now 2019.
I got the LE and would love to have the fog lights, it does have the auto high/low beams, any idea if it would be too hard to DYI it? Any ideas would be welcomed.
The fog lights are controlled by the fog light switch, which gives you two options: OFF or ON with headlights. If your vehicle is equipped with Automatic Headlights, then the fog lights can be set to turn on together with the headlights automatically. There is no way to turn on just the fog lights (without having the headlights on).
Because the original halogen housing may not be suited for the LED bulbs and may introduce more glare to oncoming motorists, and at least one person told me that their halogen fog light housing lens melted due to the heat from the LED bulb, and some LED bulbs have ballasts so you have to secure them somewhere inside the bumper. The OEM LED upgrade is simply changing the halogen housing with the LED housing. Less than 5 min. of work.
Agreed. I had trouble taking out the stock halogens since they were incredibly hot after being on for just a few minutes. After I put in the LEDs I checked the temperature and they were cool. $16 well spent.
I asked the nearby dealer regarding Toyota's LED fog light upgrade. I wanted to confirm if the Toyota LED upgrade is a "system" (with bulbs and ballasts) or just simply bulbs. The parts rep said that the upgrade is merely an LED bulb swap (about $140/pair). With that being said, I'm considering getting the Zevo LED H16 bulbs from Sylvania. They look very well made with good specs for only $70/pair. I tend to go more with Philips, but I don't believe they make an LED H16 bulb.
I'm not too sure about the Alla brand brought up by the OP. Then again, I've never looked into LED bulbs for fog lights until now. Anyone try the Sylvanias yet?
I tried the Allas. At the lowest I could aim it, the lights still aimed higher than the main lights. I ended up getting OEM LEDs for about $90 from BAM
I tried the Allas. At the lowest I could aim it, the lights still aimed higher than the main lights. I ended up getting OEM LEDs for about $90 from BAM
I asked the nearby dealer regarding Toyota's LED fog light upgrade. I wanted to confirm if the Toyota LED upgrade is a "system" (with bulbs and ballasts) or just simply bulbs. The parts rep said that the upgrade is merely an LED bulb swap (about $140/pair). With that being said, I'm considering getting the Zevo LED H16 bulbs from Sylvania. They look very well made with good specs for only $70/pair. I tend to go more with Philips, but I don't believe they make an LED H16 bulb. View attachment 146943
I'm not too sure about the Alla brand brought up by the OP. Then again, I've never looked into LED bulbs for fog lights until now. Anyone try the Sylvanias yet?
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