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Step by step guide to Install the 2005 - 2008 Tacoma Fog Light, The light housings are very simple. Nothing gets removed – it just pops into place as is. The white nut at the bottom is used to adjust the angle (attitude) of the lamps after installed. These seem like they could break if too much force is used during install. The fog light housing just slides in where the dummy insert came out. The bottom post goes into the molded hole in the bumper. There is a lot of plastic here, so I was careful to not force anything too hard. The 30 amp relay has the schematic printed on its cover. I repeated some of it here and added the color of the wires that corresponded on the connector from Toyotaparts.com. I don’t know if they arrange the wires the same all the time, so the safest bet is to make sure the pin numbers are the same. I had to remove the wire connector to see the pin numbers printed on the “bottom” side of the relay. One of the last things I did was connect the power wiring. I hooked my ground wires under the bolt holding the fuse box to the side. There is a major ground wire just a few inches in front of this, but I decided to stay away from any factory wiring. Here is a wiring diagram: (figure 1.1). Stock Wiring Diagram.
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