Add on OEM fogs
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Well I got all the parts. Not too expensive. Under $100 for the Hyundai OEM parts and then $50 for a set of 35W HIDs.
Started on it today. Getting the bumper cover off is a pain. Finding somewhere on the driver side to mount the ballast was hard too. Ended up wire tieing it to the intake tube in front of the battery. Passenger side is flat and on the frame connecting the bumper to the car.
Then took off the shroud around the steering colum to mount a switch. Took power for the switch to send to the relay coil from the pink wire on the column. On in run only. Also got a ground there for the led on the switch. Then fished the switched 12v for the coil out through the hood latch cable. this leads right up to the drivers side head light area. Which is where the relay is mounted.
Changing the grille and mounting the fog lights is plug and play.
Tomorrow I will finish wiring the relay and plug it all together.
Started on it today. Getting the bumper cover off is a pain. Finding somewhere on the driver side to mount the ballast was hard too. Ended up wire tieing it to the intake tube in front of the battery. Passenger side is flat and on the frame connecting the bumper to the car.
Then took off the shroud around the steering colum to mount a switch. Took power for the switch to send to the relay coil from the pink wire on the column. On in run only. Also got a ground there for the led on the switch. Then fished the switched 12v for the coil out through the hood latch cable. this leads right up to the drivers side head light area. Which is where the relay is mounted.
Changing the grille and mounting the fog lights is plug and play.
Tomorrow I will finish wiring the relay and plug it all together.
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