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Ever wondered how to remove your fog light lens for mod or repair?
Here’s how: Remove all external metal parts: Don’t forget to take the bulb out, or you’ll make a mess. ![]() Preheat oven to 250F: ![]() Place fog-light on old cookie sheet, and an old wet rag, glass lens down: You could use new stuff, but that's on you to explain to the wife/GF. ![]() Bake for 10 minutes: Don’t get distracted and forget it’s in there, another good way to annoy the GF. ![]() ![]() Prepare your operating table for the new patient: In the end all I needed was a small flat head screw driver. Ok, so the fire resistant Nomax gloves were useful as well. ![]() Insert screw driver in crack between lens and housing and gently twist, like your turning a screw. ![]() Once that bad boy is off, it’s time to start cleaning. I had to remove glue and resin from all previous attempts at repair. ![]() ![]() Now, that I can get to the inside of the lens, I can finally do a decent job of patching the bullet-like hole in my fog light lens. I think this clear JB weld resin will do nicely. ![]() This is as far as I have made it, waiting for everything to set up and cure for final polishing and painting with, Metalcast Duplicolor Yellow. ![]()
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Do you know if there is a place that sells replacement lenses? My lense has a gaping hole in it about an inch in diameter. I want a cheap way out of this. Otherwise a new fog is 80 bucks. I might get some hella replacements but thats still expensive.
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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hey i am wanting to d this to the fog lights on my 04 wrx and im useing the same paint but i was worried how the color would come out can you please let me know how yours came out
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Racine, WI
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I know this is old ... but I cannot find a replacement foglight for less than $150.00? Most are more like $170.00! It seems that I have to replace the whole assembly?
I also have a hole and a crack in the lens itself, and wish that I could just replace the lens or the "bulb" (not the halogen light itself ...). Looking for an inexpensive fix for this. Jan Guthrie in Racine, WI |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Grand Rapids MI
Car: 2001 Outback 2.5 with 5 Speed
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http://www.shermanparts.com/ It looks like the Fog lamp is around 90 plus shipping. I already have a business account setup, so you may have to contact them about buying retail. Hope that helps, good luck.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Santa Cruz Mountains
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Subaru Outback (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) Fog Light Covers . |
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