Quadratec LED fogs
02-14-2015, 09:29 AM
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Quadratec LED fogs
Just received the new LED fog lamps from Quadratec. They are plug and play with stock bumpers. Haven't had a day of above freezings temps in weeks so I don't install and risk cracking some plastic. Will install when there's not 5 feet of snow in my driveway. I am impressed with the quality of the lights though.
02-19-2015, 03:47 PM
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Ok folks -
Install was pretty easy. The only problem I had (and I've read others have) is removing the two plastic "screws" from the flat plastic piece between the bumper and the grille. They strip easily and I ended up taking a hammer and striking a Philips head driver into the plastic screw to get some traction. Both pieces totally broke but I was able to retain the plastic clip to hold it in place until I get replacements.
Install was a breeze - swap out OEMs, clip in the new ones, reassemble, go to go. I ended up putting yellow Lamin-x film over them - I love they way it looks on snow.
Install was pretty easy. The only problem I had (and I've read others have) is removing the two plastic "screws" from the flat plastic piece between the bumper and the grille. They strip easily and I ended up taking a hammer and striking a Philips head driver into the plastic screw to get some traction. Both pieces totally broke but I was able to retain the plastic clip to hold it in place until I get replacements.
Install was a breeze - swap out OEMs, clip in the new ones, reassemble, go to go. I ended up putting yellow Lamin-x film over them - I love they way it looks on snow.
02-20-2015, 01:53 AM
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Ok folks -
Install was pretty easy. The only problem I had (and I've read others have) is removing the two plastic "screws" from the flat plastic piece between the bumper and the grille. They strip easily and I ended up taking a hammer and striking a Philips head driver into the plastic screw to get some traction. Both pieces totally broke but I was able to retain the plastic clip to hold it in place until I get replacements.
Install was pretty easy. The only problem I had (and I've read others have) is removing the two plastic "screws" from the flat plastic piece between the bumper and the grille. They strip easily and I ended up taking a hammer and striking a Philips head driver into the plastic screw to get some traction. Both pieces totally broke but I was able to retain the plastic clip to hold it in place until I get replacements.
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