Fog light Kits

[OIL IT UP]

So seeing I was not offered the Fog lights from the factory and one have any ideas?
thanks

 

[RockTheShazbot]

Gm makes them. Dunno how much though

(exterior discussion for this one?)

 

[laborsmith]

I made them part of the sale, and they and the mud guards will be installed as soon as the rear mud guards come in. The fog lights are $320 msrp installed, $225 otherwise, but I noticed some dealers are charging less then msrp.

For me, the lights make driving at night and in inclement weather tolerable.

Laborsmith

 

[Sonic]

They are available at your dealership as a dealer installed option. No need to go aftermarket when you can get OEM.

 

[Danny5]

I am not affiliated in any way with this website, but a quick search for Sonic Fog Lamps on google shopping brought this place up:

Sonic - 2012 - Chevrolet - Cargo Management - Exterior - Cargo Management - Interior - Electronics -

$180 for the foglamp kit is pretty good!

 

[RockTheShazbot]

The place is good too. I ordered some parts from there and they were all genuine and shipped pretty quick.

 

[AndrewGS]

GM Parts Direct: Your direct source for Genuine GM Parts

I've ordered from them before and I'll be ordering all my parts and accessories for Turbo from them. The S&H is high, but they're still cheaper than the others when you add their S&H.

 

[oldertech]

Is it true that the dealer has to tell the ECU that fog lights are on board for them to work? I had read that somewhere, maybe another thread on here.

 

[Sonic]

Yes. The dealer will have to program your car for newly installed fog lights to work.

 

[oldertech]

Yes. The dealer will have to program your car for newly installed fog lights to work.

Has there been any followup to the home installation of the fog lights and how the dealer is with programming the car to operate them? Will they charge for that or is that something I should ask for at the deal table?

 

[ohmy]

They are available at your dealership as a dealer installed option. No need to go aftermarket when you can get OEM.

Unless aftermarket offers a kit without the goofy fake vents ... like below...

 

[Lenny]

Hi ohmy, are you talking about this one (see my wife's car below)??

That's the fog-light design of the German/European Sonics called Aveo !

B.t.w. - welcome to the board !

Greetz

Lenny

P.S.: How about a short introduction HERE ?? And why posting the same question TWICE ?

 

[ohmy]

Hi ohmy, are you talking about this one (see my wife's car below)??

That's the fog-light design of the German/European Sonics called Aveo !

B.t.w. - welcome to the board !

Greetz

Lenny

P.S.: How about a short introduction HERE ?? And why posting the same question TWICE ?

THANKS Lenny! That is EXACTLY the info I was looking for (in the thread you pointed out)

Yes, I have 2 similar posts - the one in this thread is more of a statement/response to the person that I quoted, the other one is a question about the origins of the "no fake vents" fog lights. I guess I figured if it's a separate thread it would get an answer, and I also didnt want to hijack this one for my own question...

Anyway, thanks again for the info! Now I have to figure out how to get those parts in the USA!

 

[peterjhon]

Yes, there are many professional in the market, who provides home installation facilities. They will charge any installation fee that’s not so costly.