How to install OEM Fog lights on a 3rd generation Toyota 4Runner 1996-2002 Part 1

How to install OEM Fog lights on a 3rd generation Toyota 4Runner 1996-2002 Part 1

It is not easy

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Victor Martinez says:

Probably be easier if you buy LED switchbacks for the front lower turn signals. That way you get bright white parking lights.

mmmlinux says:

should have shot these vertical. you could have jumped on the shorts train.

Taha Hadada says:

He went from 0 to 100 in a split second

E says:

laughs in midwest at rust

Thomas says:

FluidFilm….FluidFilm…uGGHHHHH FLUID FILMMM

sporadic eel says:

Believe this is only applicable to the 200 and beyond, mine doesn't even have foglights in the bumper (1998)

RoundenBrown says:

bust and nuts in the same sentence!

PeaceXthroughXmusic says:

The REAL average midwesterner's reason for having a deep hatred of 'the new' in auto design; this is our experience in every interaction with it. Should be easy, made hard by rust and corrosion. This is why this car is interesting content…you're gonna have to be an absolute slave to it until all this sort of shit gets fixed, lol!

matt Murdock says:

The proper fog light installation involves the cheapest amazon light bar. Dont bother aiming it down at the ground either.

Michael Nett says:

Please for the love of god use PB Blaster its a rust penetrant just let it soak

Michael Nett says:

Use PB Blaster or only yourself is to blame if you break those bolts. All mechanics use it

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