How to Replace Fog Lights 2005-2010 Dodge Dakota

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This video shows you how to install a new TRQ fog light on your 2005-2010 Dodge Dakota. Fog lights aim low to light up the road ahead when visibility conditions are foggy, rainy, and snowy. Unfortunately, they are also positioned low to the ground, putting them in harm’s way. If your light has become damaged, you can replace it with an engineered to fit TRQ part, and drive with confidence the next time bad weather strikes.
This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2005 Dodge Dakota
2006 Dodge Dakota
2007 Dodge Dakota
2008 Dodge Dakota
2009 Dodge Dakota
2010 Dodge Dakota
Tools you will need:
• T20 Socket
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[@hitmanslayer3003]

Well this video came in handy. I was planning on replacing my fog lights this weekend and here i find a clear instructional video in good quality. That is some good timing.

[@matrixclese]

Made it super easy for me. thanks for the video

[@Pro1er]

Exactly what I needed, thank you!

[@southmark]

Make sure to orientate the bulb in the very same position in the socket on back of the fog lamp as you removed it when you reinstall as not put unnecessary strain on the wiring.

[@ZABDIVELAZQUEZ]

Gracias por el tutorial. Saludos desde Monterrey Mexico