[abramelkyzedeck]

Asking fellow members in Europe or Asia who share the same problem of having fog lights on their front bumpers

I recently bought the no fog light grill (part number# 51118056493/4) to replace the current fog light grill.

The thing is that its not a really straight forward conversion. 1st alternative is to completely delete the fog (however error codes will pop out). 2nd alternative is to hide the fogs (but i don't know where and how to hide them).

Appreciate if any fellow members could share how they delete their fog lights.

Thanks in advance.

[Mousejunior]

Sorry couldn't help since my car came with it. So you want it like this?

[abramelkyzedeck]

Well i was just thinking of completely hiding or deleting it. To get more of a OEM US m-sport look.

[n00bim2015]

as an everyday driver my GC, i wish I had fog lights. Cant you mod them to LED or high bright lights for more of a status look when you're driving.

I understand the uselessness because LED/xenons are bright for driving. but fog lights have a certain cosmetic appeal to me.

[AG23]

Originally Posted by abramelkyzedeck

Asking fellow members in Europe or Asia who share the same problem of having fog lights on their front bumpers

I recently bought the no fog light grill (part number# 51118056493/4) to replace the current fog light grill.

The thing is that its not a really straight forward conversion. 1st alternative is to completely delete the fog (however error codes will pop out). 2nd alternative is to hide the fogs (but i don't know where and how to hide them).

Appreciate if any fellow members could share how they delete their fog lights.

Thanks in advance.

Old thread but curious if you ever did to the fog light delete, and if so, how?

[Billfitz]

Originally Posted by n00bim2015

I understand the uselessness because LED/xenons are bright for driving...

They're hardly useless. When used as the name implies, in foggy, rainy or snowy conditions, they put out a lot of light down low and in a wider pattern than low beams, where they won't cause glare that makes visibility worse.