shodazzl
SHO Member
i HEARD i WOULD HAVE TO BUy THE FOG LIGHT SET from ford.But then I took it off and found one at murrays Auto parts.Alll this time without fogs.!
WHO SAID YOU CAN'T BUY REPLACEMENT FOG BUBLS
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twr
whoohoo
I don't ever recall hearing that. The only thing I know that is Ford specific is the replacement lens.
Machspeed
Former 1991+ owner
Well the bulbs are H3, you can get them at longs drug stores i bet. But a lot of sho owners (me being one of them) have broken lens, or they got rust on them or some shit. So i went and got some very nice pilots. Each lamp has its one main light and parking light.
rendyx
New Member
I just had to clean mine out, then put in a new bulb that was lying around the house.
ThePOWERtoRULE
SHO Been Awhile...
When i got my car, mine were both cracked...it looked like the previous owner actually attempted the glue the passenger side one back together once.
I ripped them both out, and got a pair of "Blazers" from the local Wal Mart. I was able to hick-rig them into all the stock mounting equipment by gluing each one to the bezel and then pulling the stock wiring off the old ones and simply attaching it accordingly to the blazers. I think they look great and work better than my headlights. Hardest part is getting them angled...and the epoxy i got didn't bond plastic to glass very well... I had to go out and get "Amazing Goop".
Someone asked me what I'd do if one got cracked again...well... throw down $18 bucks, got two more, and use a razor blade to cut out the epoxy and "Amazing Goop" and there you have a new pair...well, at least the one you need.
I have pictures outlining every step and am going to make a webpage with instructions for at least how I did it.
I ripped them both out, and got a pair of "Blazers" from the local Wal Mart. I was able to hick-rig them into all the stock mounting equipment by gluing each one to the bezel and then pulling the stock wiring off the old ones and simply attaching it accordingly to the blazers. I think they look great and work better than my headlights. Hardest part is getting them angled...and the epoxy i got didn't bond plastic to glass very well... I had to go out and get "Amazing Goop".
Someone asked me what I'd do if one got cracked again...well... throw down $18 bucks, got two more, and use a razor blade to cut out the epoxy and "Amazing Goop" and there you have a new pair...well, at least the one you need.
I have pictures outlining every step and am going to make a webpage with instructions for at least how I did it.
Jeremiah
New Member
i just looked at napa on saturday...i believe the part number was B839...they ran for $10.99 a piece....
SHOemup
New Member
I think the part number is 893 and they're like
6 bucks at wal-mart.
<small>[ July 25, 2002, 07:02 PM: Message edited by: SHOemup ]</small>
6 bucks at wal-mart.
<small>[ July 25, 2002, 07:02 PM: Message edited by: SHOemup ]</small>
fredhurderjr
New Member
Certain years (Gen 1?) are H3's & others (Gen 2's?) 893's, from memory.
SHOFEAR94
New Member
Its a good idea to grab a couple of 893's when you can. Mine seem to blow out anytime I acidentally leave them on when it rains hard. Im also hearing that particular bulb is becoming hard to find because only a few fog light types use that bulb, ex: SHO, Thunderbird. But yeah WalMart usually has them.
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