Super helpful. Ran into the same problem with the screw fastener, and voila, came out just the way yours did. Thanks for the detail and time spent 🤘🏼

I want to thank you for this video as i’ve spent 30 min figuring out why my fogs is not working after replacing bulb and checking fuse box and wiring but this video reminded me to check polarity of the bulb, it works 😂

If you had to use to screws to keep the front "bumper" in place and dont want to remove them, then you can access the bulb from underneath. A few screws hold the plastic cover under the car. This worked for me. Great video btw

Thank you for this video. I'm about to install a new LED fog lamp housing

well explained without delaying. Thx

112921/0121h PST. Thank you Bro. Appreciate your endeavor to exhibit installation of LED emitter to Camry. You did a great Job holdong camera in one hand and spreading the heat sink mesh with the other. Also the installation of the LED emitter into the holder. Thanks you several times. Take care and be safe.

great instructional video! thank you!

Thanks, your video helped me work out how to get at my front parking sensor so I could pop it back in. Saved me $$$ I would have to pay my dealer for something that took 60 seconds to fix.

thanks for video, it was great helpful !!

Thank you 🙏 For the video

Nice fog lights!

Do you guys have the switchback LED for the turn signal amber/DRL white in the front bumper for 2017 Camry SE?

Thanks you saved me $60 dollars today

Do you have a video on changing high beam light to led

what brand the foglamp housing is? Valeo?

Are both the headlight and fog light H11?

Спасибо за видео !!!

If you really want to get technical, the process of heat transfer (cooling) with these bulbs is RADIATION (solids to fluids) not CONVECTION (fluids to fluids). The Aluminum ribbons act like a radiator; they've added multiple ribbons to increase the heat transfer area. For removing the fender liner fasteners, you may want to consider using a mini pry bar rather than screwdriver/pliers - just like you were pointing out, in cold weather chances are you may damage any plastic part by force-banding it (including the fasteners) as it becomes brittle. Otherwise, nice instructional video.

Replacing the fog light or fog light assembly is much easier by simply dropping the plastic drip-pan under the car (just a few 10MM screws). Messing with wheel well is just creating a potential problem since those wheel wells and plastic screws and clips are garbage and will easily break.

Thank you

@9:07 What does the module do?

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7:05 he made a flower :D

i would rather zip tie the passenger side. sticking it to the wiper fluid reservoir not such a good idea especially if you have to one day replace the tank, you might forget and rip the wiring etc:

If you cut the wheels all the way to one side, turn to right for left side and fully left for the right side it will afford you a bit more wiggle room to get in there….

They look nice but a lot of work for just two bulbs

H11 size, correct?

Too bad the link doesn't work

Next time show how they look at night

This is the reason I won't buy a new Camry, I do not want to modify my own vehicle just to have fog lights. My 2015 Toyota Tacoma has some factory, get enough for me.

imo LED lights are too bright for fog lights.

it wants to redirect my browser.... I was very interested, do not do that,, whomever put that scrip[t in! so wrong to push that on people!