DIY: Halo Fog Lights
5th Gear Member
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 2,195
From: Loooong Island!
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
ORIGINAL: marcuskeeler
LOL I was also wondering why he didn't just take the grill outto do the job, that's incredible. [&:]
LOL I was also wondering why he didn't just take the grill outto do the job, that's incredible. [&:]
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 734
From: Kingston, TN
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
lol haha what a waste of time, this would be an awesome write up about replacing the headlights though as you do actually have to remove the front bumper for that, or the grill just pops right out lift one side up with a jack and you have plenty of room to do the work...check this forum out
https://mustangforums.com/m_5204738/...tm.htm#5243191
https://mustangforums.com/m_5204738/...tm.htm#5243191
Cut & Paste Expert
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
You removed the bumper cover, WHY?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 966
From: San Jose, California
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
ORIGINAL: 157db
You removed the bumper cover, WHY?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
You removed the bumper cover, WHY?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
6th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 7,386
From: Long Island, moving to arizona soon
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
ORIGINAL: xxDerek
Why is it that ATLEAST every other thread I see you post in has to include some smart @$$ remark? Grow up bro... So maybe this guy didn't know you could just pop the grill or maybe he didn't want to so he would have more work to do it in... give him a break, he did a write up with pictures to help people out and you're bashing him.... christ I hope you're still in High School to be acting the way that you do.
ORIGINAL: 157db
You removed the bumper cover, WHY?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
You removed the bumper cover, WHY?
How many scratches did you encounter
with your simple fog light replacement mod?
How about instructions on how to REMOVE halo fogs.
I have em and dont want them.
I also need a quicker way than removing the
fuel tank to add sea-foam to my fuel.
Any suggesstions there, McGiever?
5th Gear Member
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 2,195
From: Loooong Island!
RE: DIY: Halo Fog Lights
good wriet up.. dont worry if i do this to mine.. im going to remove the bumper to.. just cause i can! 
also liek i said earlier maybe it had something to do with the running lights. i honestly have not looked at that on my car so maybe there is a reason for removing the bumper (maybe to make it easy to splice)
good job
also liek i said earlier maybe it had something to do with the running lights. i honestly have not looked at that on my car so maybe there is a reason for removing the bumper (maybe to make it easy to splice)
good job