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Saturn S-Series OEM Foglight Install

Installation of factory Foglights on to a Saturn S-series. -------------------------------------------- Like my content? Donate to the cause! Paypal: https://paypal.me/JungleKing007 Coinbase: @JungleKing007 -------------------------------------------- This also corresponds with a thread here: http://www.saturnfans.com/forums/show... It has some pics that you can go by to help with correct placement of fuses and connectors. Parts: OEM foglight switch board and button pair - foglight brackets pair - light housings 1 - 87a relay 1 - 15amp fuse 6 - Junction box connectors Necessary wiring and connectors 880 bulbs x2 tools: 1/4" ratchet 10mm socket 13mm socket 7 or 8mm socket Wire cutters Phillips and flat head screw drivers Any other tool necessary to move things out of the way. I found everything I needed at the junkyard for 20$. Depending on your JY, it may be more or less. The bulbs I got from O'Reilly Auto Parts. Wanted to point this out because it happened to me. I pulled everything from a 1999 SL2. However, the 1999 SL2 foglight bracket for the driver side is not compatible with a 1998 SL2. The passenger side lines up but for some reason the driver side bracket does not let the light housing line up with the hole in the bumper. It's rigged for now until I can locate one. Everything else worked just fine. Try to find the correct year and go from there. I would really say the main purpose of this is the wiring. Additional note: went back to the JY and found 1997 Brackets which worked like a charm! Switch install: 1. Pop out the plastic rivets on the center dash and remove the plastic cover. The switch panel should be attached to that cover. 2. Remove the switch and disconnect from wire harness. 3. You can either install the new switch panel or in my case, I swapped the old board from mine. And carefully removed the plastic button from the junkyard one and installed it onto the panel that came from my car. 4. Put everything back together and switch is done. Wiring: 1. Remove battery, battery bracket, and the air filter housing so you have more room to work. This also means the battery is disconnected so you won't be able to electrocute yourself or short anything out. 2. Disconnect the positive lead to the underhood junction box (UHJB). 3. Unbolt the junction box from the frame. There are 2 10mm bolts holding it in place. 4. Remove cover to the UHJB and unscrew the second 2 10mm bolts holding the pin cover in place. 5. Remove the fuses. I took a picture of the fuse setup so I knew where they needed to be returned to. Every box is different depending on the accessories already installed. 6. Remove this second cover that is covering the fuse connectors. 7. Install the 6 junction box connectors on the posts indicated in the video. 8. Reinstall pin cover and flip the junction box over. You will need to pop open the bottom to reveal the wiring harness. 9. The grey wire harness is the one to remove. It is held in by either a 7mm or 8mm bolt. 10. Remove the top blue locking pin and insert the two foglight wires (Purple) as indicated in the video. Then reinstall the blue locking pin. 11. Remove the bottom locking pin and insert the ground lead (black) for the driver side as indicated in the video. Reinstall blue locking pin. 12. Bolt the grey harness back to UHJB, close the bottom cover and turn upright. Then bolt back to the frame, install all the fuses and screw fuse cover back on. 13. I'm assuming everyone has removed the wiring from the junkyard car and brought it with them. the wiring was removed intact with the bulb plugs still attached to the wires. Take the drive side plug and drop it through the hole in front of the UHJB. The passenger side one you will need to snake in front of the radiator and drop it through a hole near the headlight. If you want to be thorough the ries are supposed to go between the radiator and the frame. That takes a bit more work to follow the wire bundle that way. 14. Take the ground lead for the passenger side light and connect it to the grounding hub which it located in front of the washer fluid reservoir. Unscrew it from the frame. Pop out the white locking pin, pop the connector into any open slot and reinstall to frame. Brackets: 1. Remove the foglight dummy cover. 2. I installed the passenger side first. There are two bolts with 13mm nuts already on them. Remove these and line the bracket holes with the protruding bolts and tighten the nuts over the bracket. That simple. 3. Do the same thing with the driver side. I had trouble with this one as noted earlier. Make sure they are for the correct year you are working on. Once brackets are installed, and all necessary bulbs installed and plugged in go and test them out. Hope this helps. If something is missing or there is a question don't hesitate to ask. I'll answer as soon as I can.