Recent content by LBJay

I really like the looks of the lower fogs, so I didn't want the uppers. Yes, they are part of the recall.

I haven't a clue if it's glass or plastic, the same or different than a Sport. I would suspect that it's the same so that Mazda only has to stock one part. As for insight... no, just that I installed the Mazda lower fog kit myself. There was a problem between the kit wiring setup and my car...

Well, I would be careful taking advice from them as they didn't even bother to look at the car. There is no "Fake" bulb. Remove the access hatch on the passenger side unit and look for yourself. Zip, zero, nada, nothing. You can reach in and touch the lens. The optional fogs aren't wired...

At the present time Mazda NA does not have any kits (or parts) available to install lower fog lights in the Sport bumper. The kit that is available will only fit the standard bumper. One person, ordered the parts from overseas but I don't know if he received them yet or if they will work.

Well duh on me, I just looked at your sig pictiure. You have the optional lower fogs installed, so of course you have the fog switch on the stalk. If you are trying to also get the upper fogs working, be warned, it is ilegal in most states to have more than 4 lights (high beam/low...

Be careful, the OEM fogs are on a relay for a reason.

If your stalk doesnt look like this (fog switch). Then you don't have the Sport stalk. If you open the hood and remove the hatch on the back of the headlight assembly (right behind the fog light) you will see that there is no bulb or socket there, just two connectors. (nonSport)

All 6 are Semi-wired for the intragrated fog lights. To install and get them working you will need the turn signal stalk from a Sport Package, the actual bulb socket/reflector and a bulb. If you look in the underhood fuse box you will see that even the Fog relay is there. When I installed by...