Using the 10mm socket to remove the fog lights is absolute genius. It makes it so simple and quick. You guys in these videos are awesome. Thanks for the help.
For what those lights cost, they should include the plastic mounting tabs and adjuster. "We're going to glue it in" (?!) To me, that says bad fit on the replacement lights as it wasn't loose when you took it out of the stock housing. And don't forget, as these trucks get older, and see more road grime, this plastic will become more brittle. You can just look at it wrong sometimes and it will break.
Definitely a good idea, although not every vehicle will need those for the install. I will pass this up the chain and hopefully they will be able to get that revised!👍
With the upgrade in fog lights the hole was made too large. You suggested using glue... I used Gorilla tape on the housing of the light as where the clip touches little strips and it fits snugly.
I am confused , I bought replacement fog lights for 2011 GMC Sierra Crew Cab Z71 SLE 4x4 we just bought few weeks ago. They seem to fit right into the 3 holes in the above video like you did, however mine dont "CLICK" into place, seem to be to small to the holes ending in all 3. Otherwise fit perfectly. Help please, AJ.
As long as they are fitting and staying in place, you are good to go! If they are not staying in place, reach out to our sales team and they will get you taken care of! Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
That is a good question! We get this product from the manufacturer Morimoto, that would be a great question for them! Let us know if you need anything else!
Mine didn't have fog lights to begin with so I need to buy the grommets separately. I've found that the plastic piece has a part number 11570830, but can't find anything for the adjustment screw. Anyone know a part number for this piece?
No worries. It looks like the fog lights will take three of these plastic grommets above. Hopefully this housing comes with the screw adjustment. If not, then it shouldn't be too difficult to Jerry-rig something up
@@alaska56098 I used little strips of Gorilla tape where the clips touch the light housing and they fit perfectly after simple correction. The hole was made too big... just don't use glue as suggested that isn't a good idea... you might need that clip later.
Using the 10mm socket to remove the fog lights is absolute genius. It makes it so simple and quick. You guys in these videos are awesome. Thanks for the help.
Our pleasure!
This video is the only one on youtube explained how to install morimoto fogs leds on gmt900.
Thanks from Russia!
"....a 10mm socket which I'm sure you all have..."
Yeah, the only socket that always is missing lol
Haha, That is very true!
I couldn't find my deep 10mm. But I used 7/16 and it worked fine.
Thank you. Great vid! I’m installing them tomorrow!
Have fun!
Went as planned. The lights are great. I would highly recommend these to anyone who is looking to upgrade!
For what those lights cost, they should include the plastic mounting tabs and adjuster. "We're going to glue it in" (?!) To me, that says bad fit on the replacement lights as it wasn't loose when you took it out of the stock housing. And don't forget, as these trucks get older, and see more road grime, this plastic will become more brittle. You can just look at it wrong sometimes and it will break.
Definitely a good idea, although not every vehicle will need those for the install. I will pass this up the chain and hopefully they will be able to get that revised!👍
Still waiting for morimoto to show some headlight love for this gen sierra....
You never know! I think they have some new models coming out this year.
Aye Minnesota plates!! Awesome fog lights too btw!
2 years old but.... aye a fellow minnesotan!
With the upgrade in fog lights the hole was made too large. You suggested using glue... I used Gorilla tape on the housing of the light as where the clip touches little strips and it fits snugly.
That's a great fix too!
I chose that instead because I might need that clip again.
I am confused , I bought replacement fog lights for 2011 GMC Sierra Crew Cab Z71 SLE 4x4 we just bought few weeks ago. They seem to fit right into the 3 holes in the above video like you did, however mine dont "CLICK" into place, seem to be to small to the holes ending in all 3. Otherwise fit perfectly. Help please, AJ.
As long as they are fitting and staying in place, you are good to go! If they are not staying in place, reach out to our sales team and they will get you taken care of! Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Will this work on the Yukon 2011 Denali? The lights are terrible , both the fog lights and the headlights !
Send an email to us at Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com and we will get you hooked up with everything you need for that vehicle!
Why don’t you include the hardware ? Eliminate the hassle .
That is a good question! We get this product from the manufacturer Morimoto, that would be a great question for them! Let us know if you need anything else!
Mine didn't have fog lights to begin with so I need to buy the grommets separately. I've found that the plastic piece has a part number 11570830, but can't find anything for the adjustment screw. Anyone know a part number for this piece?
We don't know, sorry!
No worries. It looks like the fog lights will take three of these plastic grommets above. Hopefully this housing comes with the screw adjustment. If not, then it shouldn't be too difficult to Jerry-rig something up
What size where the truck tires?
Sorry, this was a customers truck so we aren't sure.
Can you adjust them on the truck?
Yes they can be adjusted and dialed in perfectly.
Did you watch the video?? There’s an adjustment screw.. just like all your other head lights
How about a location for a licensed installer
There's a list on their website. Morimotohid.com
ummm why not send them small plastics to avoid dislikes from people
David G for the same reason they didn't bother to make the screw fit tightly; they don't care about the consumer.
@@alaska56098 I used little strips of Gorilla tape where the clips touch the light housing and they fit perfectly after simple correction. The hole was made too big... just don't use glue as suggested that isn't a good idea... you might need that clip later.
Because then they wouldn’t be able to make money off you when you break them and need to buy new replacement one