Got 97+ Refresh Fog Connectors? You do now!
03-16-05, 05:59 PM
#16
Lexus Test Driver
Originally Posted by CleanSC
Din:
Thanks for the info. Seems if you have fogs from factory (95-00?) then you are okay. The 92's had cornering lights so the sockets don't fit. We have to buy these.
Also of course, all of us with cornering lights need to fabricate harnesses with a relay and fuses to get the new 97 fogs to light up. There's no harness in the car to support these lights from the factory.
I used a premade harness that came with an aftermarket fog light set.
Thanks for the info. Seems if you have fogs from factory (95-00?) then you are okay. The 92's had cornering lights so the sockets don't fit. We have to buy these.
Also of course, all of us with cornering lights need to fabricate harnesses with a relay and fuses to get the new 97 fogs to light up. There's no harness in the car to support these lights from the factory.
I used a premade harness that came with an aftermarket fog light set.
Your way is the right way of doing it.
03-16-05, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by CleanSC
You can buy a "Wiring Harness Repair Kit" at Toyota that includes metal terminals, wire, crimper, etc, etc for just this type of problem.
03-17-05, 05:36 AM
#18
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by HKSC300
Do you have the part number for this kit by any chance? I dropped by Carson Toyota, and they couldn't seem to find or verify that this Wiring Harness Repair Kit exists.
10-06-05, 10:15 AM
#20
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Glad it helped.HKS300: The repair kit you're looking for can be found in the Toyota SST Catalog. Ask your sources to look in there, I've seen it and verified it's there. I don't have the part number on me tho, sorry. Not sure on the price but I'm sure it's not cheap as usual.
10-06-05, 04:26 PM
#24
Lexus Test Driver
What is the default behavior of the foglights on 97-2000 SC's? Do they light up when the headlights are on or do they have their own separate switch?
Scott
Scott
10-06-05, 06:13 PM
#25
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by techsc400
If you look at the inside of old fog plug, there is little white color square plastic.
After you took this white out, you will be able to pull the wires out from the old plug.
Plug and play.
After you took this white out, you will be able to pull the wires out from the old plug.
Plug and play.
Us 92-94 guys don't have it so easy. See prior posts in this thread.
Scott: the fogs turn on with the headlights and off with the high beams.
06-27-07, 07:34 AM
#26
Glad it helped.HKS300: The repair kit you're looking for can be found in the Toyota SST Catalog. Ask your sources to look in there, I've seen it and verified it's there. I don't have the part number on me tho, sorry. Not sure on the price but I'm sure it's not cheap as usual.
Any chance i can get the terminal connector at a regular auto parts store?
06-27-07, 07:54 AM
#27
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From what I've seen SST catalogs are only in the hands of Toyota/Lexus technicians and the like. Not sure on who you have to be or what you have to know to get one. They might want only company techs to have access to the tools.
As for the pins, I doubt the corner auto part place will have them but you never know. Maybe some universal type pin will work. Doubtful. Best source here is using an old piece of harness you might have lying around with plugs to swap the pins out of. Always good to have those lying around in these cases. If not, hit a u-pick junkyard and stuff your pockets.
As for the pins, I doubt the corner auto part place will have them but you never know. Maybe some universal type pin will work. Doubtful. Best source here is using an old piece of harness you might have lying around with plugs to swap the pins out of. Always good to have those lying around in these cases. If not, hit a u-pick junkyard and stuff your pockets.
06-27-07, 09:25 AM
#28
From what I've seen SST catalogs are only in the hands of Toyota/Lexus technicians and the like. Not sure on who you have to be or what you have to know to get one. They might want only company techs to have access to the tools.
As for the pins, I doubt the corner auto part place will have them but you never know. Maybe some universal type pin will work. Doubtful. Best source here is using an old piece of harness you might have lying around with plugs to swap the pins out of. Always good to have those lying around in these cases. If not, hit a u-pick junkyard and stuff your pockets.
As for the pins, I doubt the corner auto part place will have them but you never know. Maybe some universal type pin will work. Doubtful. Best source here is using an old piece of harness you might have lying around with plugs to swap the pins out of. Always good to have those lying around in these cases. If not, hit a u-pick junkyard and stuff your pockets.
The toyota parts department around my town is a total waste of time, and i don't have access to junkyards.
Any chance you have a few lying around?
