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Old February-21st-2003, 12:40 PM
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cld local dealer and they want $239 for the kit. I will buy it on the 25th and let you guys know the project I am about to tackle.
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Old February-21st-2003, 12:47 PM
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Originally posted by kueball83
cld local dealer and they want $239 for the kit. I will buy it on the 25th and let you guys know the project I am about to tackle.
www.mazdastuff.com has the kit for $184
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Old February-21st-2003, 01:01 PM
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Well then I guess im going to mazdastuff.com
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Old February-21st-2003, 02:05 PM
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Smile Actually, same five more bucks

They have it for $184 under 2002 accessories, but only $179 under 2003. They should be exactly the same thing.
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Old February-21st-2003, 02:12 PM
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Re: Actually, same five more bucks

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They have it for $184 under 2002 accessories, but only $179 under 2003. They should be exactly the same thing.
lol... oops! I didn't even look under '03. Good catch.
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Old February-21st-2003, 02:56 PM
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SWEET. WELL IF I CAN GET AHOLD OF A CAMERA I WILL TRY TO GET PICS WHEN I INSTALL THEM.
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Originally posted by kueball83
SWEET. WELL IF I CAN GET AHOLD OF A CAMERA I WILL TRY TO GET PICS WHEN I INSTALL THEM.
Sorry to bring up an old topic, just wondering if you got any pics of the install.

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The kit comes with a very comprehensive set of instructions. It even details how to remove the front bumper.
Just noticed this part. Do you have to remove the bumper, or does that just make it easier?
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Old March-1st-2003, 05:30 PM
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Originally posted by cjb200


Just noticed this part. Do you have to remove the bumper, or does that just make it easier?
Yes you have to remove the bumper. But dont let that intimidate you, its VERY easy.
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you can pop out the small black covers by reaching behind them under the bumper.
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SedanMan, i have a question on what exactly came in the kit that u bought from the dealer. Also you said that ur car had all the other wiring already installed. I have a protege es and am taking out my fog lights. i wanted to know if i have all the parts taken out correctly. Thanks
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The wiring is already there from the factory. See, they prewire everything in so that there aren't a ton of different wiring set ups for the car. All that has to be included in the kit is the switch and the lights and bulbs. The wiring is already present, and it places the switch down left of the coinholder left of the steering wheel. I did this weeks ago, and am very satisfied with the result. I have a DX as well, but I had the dealership do it, because 25 bucks for them to do it is nothing but a small amount for peace of mind that it is installed correctly.
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On a related note, has anyone switched the stock (P5 in my case) foglights so that they will illuminate when the parking lights are on rather than the low beams? I've been in situations where using both together produced a "white out" from snow, but the fogs alone would have been great.
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http://protege5.com/vbb225/showthread.php?t=3721
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Old May-18th-2004, 09:39 PM
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Originally posted by bamflee84
SedanMan, i have a question on what exactly came in the kit that u bought from the dealer. Also you said that ur car had all the other wiring already installed. I have a protege es and am taking out my fog lights. i wanted to know if i have all the parts taken out correctly. Thanks
It came with the fog lights housing, a wire that runs in the bumper and connects to a clip under the passenger headlight, the switch, and a white connector that plugs somewhere under teh steering wheel. Im not sure what that white connector does, it's probably just the circuit to run the fogs.

Thats pretty much it, although there must have been something that connect the switch to the car, its been a while. The instructions were idiot proof... so thats why I dont remember much of it. Let me know if you need more details.
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Old May-19th-2004, 08:38 AM
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Sorry yeah one more thing, the white harness that goes under the steering wheel, did that connect to the switch or was just some random white harness. I'm currently taking my fog lights out i just want to make sure i get all the peices so i can sell them, i have the fog lights out, the harness under the bumper and the switch. The harness for the switch was green and the rest of the green harness part is hardwired into the car, so i think i'm looking for the white harness now? If u can just give a lil bit more on where the white harness was put that whould help alot, thanks man.
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