Jeep Wrangler owners wanting more light when on and off-road. Adding fog lights to your car is simply the right choice, not just for driving through rain or snow but also let alone how tough and functional they make a vehicle look.
In this instruction, we’ll show you how to install the fog lights on a Jeep Wrangler site by step with photos. You will learn to how get the right tools, and exactly what needs to be done by following one of these guides. So prepare all of your tools and feel how awesome you can make that Jeep Wrangler to but shine a bit higher!
Tools and Materials Needed
Tools and Material you will need for the installation: The following are some of the items you should acquire before installing your wall shelf:
Tools:
1. Screwdrivers (Phillips and flat head)
- Necessary for the removal of panels and holding brackets in place.
2. Socket set and wrenches:
- For use in the installation of bolts and nuts
3. Drill and drill bits:
- Necessary to make holes for the mounting brackets and wire run.
4. Wire cutter/stripper:
- To cut and strip wires to the right length.
5. Electrical tape and zip ties:
- For wire support and keeping things clean.
6. Test light or multimeter:
- Mandatory for electrical connections tested and recharge level accepted by voltage.
7. You will need safety eyewear and gloves.
- Exercise safety when working under the vehicle and using tools.
Materials:
1. Fog lights kit:
- Provides fog lights, mounting brackets, wiring harness and hardware
2. Electrician termination kits and heat shrink.
- Weatherproofing for Safe Electrical Connections.
3. Mounting hardware:
- Fog lights kit provided bolts, nuts and washers to secure the brackets.
4. Owner’s manual:
- With reference to particular guidelines and diagrams for your Jeep Wrangler model.
5. Electrical grease (optional):
- Safeguard electrical connections from moisture and some corrosion that may ultimately lead to a long-lasting connection.
6. Again, electrical contact cleaner (optional, but that is not step 3)
- Provides a clean connection when reattaching the battery post-installation.
Installation Guide Step by Step
How to Install Fog Lights on Jeep Wrangler
Step 1: Prepare Your Jeep
- Place your Jeep on some level ground and Apply the Brake.
- Unplug the battery negative to avoid electricity accidents.
Step 2: Uninstall Previous Components (if necessary)
- If your Jeep has factory installed fog lights or bumper covers, remove them per the manufacturer supplied instructions.
Step 3: Attaching the Fog Lights
- Place the fog lights on to where you intend for there positions by brackets.
- Secure the brackets tightly using the hardware (bolts, nuts, washers) included.
Step 4: Wiring Preparation
- Figure out which way you’ll run your wires from the fog lights to the inside of your Jeep.
- Ensure there is enough slack to allow suspension movement and so it doesn’t come into contact with anything that will get hot or moving parts.
Step 5: Wiring Harness Connection
- Plug the wiring harness into: tripod lights, redhead clamp (positive +), blackhead clip end line source.
- Use electrical tape or heat shrink for water resistance.
Step 6: Install the Switch
- Secure your new fog light switch onto a spot on the dashboard or center console.
- Using the wiring harness, wire switch up to manufacturers directions.
Step 7: Test the Lights
- Fit the negative battery terminal in place.
- Use the switch to turn on fog lights and then check if they light up correctly.
- Reposition lights if necessary for best angle and coverage.
Step 8: Final Checks and Adjustment
- Double-check all connections for tightness and security.
- Adjust the fog lights to ensure they are aligned correctly and do not blind oncoming drivers.
Conclusion
And there you have it, step by step and easy guide on how to install LED fog lights for Jeep Wrangler. Benefit from Greater Vision under Foggy or Poor Light Conditions and the Head Turning Cool Looking Style it gives your vehicle. Always consult with your owner’s manual and the regulations in your area for using fog lights, to be sure they are street legal where you live, before wiring fog light kits.
