Replace Camry Fog Light Bulbs

[@Mike_Stramaglio]

Great video. I have a 2007 Camry XLE that drives almost like new here in 2024. These are good do-it-yourself guides to save time and money. Many thanks

[@EugeneLiew]

its so good to see videos on 6th gen camry's~ a rare find in this time and age of nearly 12+ years later~ keep it up~!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! So far, so good with my wife's Camry. She's had a couple of recalls, but no major issues....the car has 220,000 miles on it now.

[@kennethjones8309]

nice job, thank you for getting straight to the point on how to replace the light bulb 5 minute video AWESOME!! Many thanks!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Kenneth, I appreciate you watching! I don't like to watch long intros, and suspect other people don't' either. I still get some flack from some viewers about talking too much though. haha. Thanks again sir, I appreciate your support!

[@alexiscastro5055]

I thought I was gonna have to remove the cover completely but this was a handy video! Thank you!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Alexis!

[@CuriousUserError]

Thanks for this, Dennis! My 07' Camry is still getting me from point A to point B, and point B if I push it! Recently started updating some lights to LED thanks to your videos...Does make the car look more modern.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks so much for watching! I'm sure those LED lights are alot better! My wife drives an '09 with 200,000 miles on it. Still going strong with no issues!

[@Ali-zv1yk]

That's exactly what I came here to do. To change my lights to LED but i'm not sure about the legality and if there are any issues that come with doing this as the computer would have an error or something.

[@dwcoffey]

Yea, do your research on the bulbs you want to use, but I think there are several varieties out there that are direct replacements and will not cause any problems with the car. Legal issues will depend on where you live....so I'm not much help there.

[@Ali-zv1yk]

Dennis Coffey Everything is all good and perfect. Finished Front and Rear lights all except the turn signals. I appreciate your video man

[@dwcoffey]

Awesome! Glad it went well!

[@BigBusinessP84]

You made that look easy! Great video. Lots of help. I had a hell of a time getting my arm in there and had to do it blind. The plastic skirt was as stiff as they get. Didn't help i did it in 20 degree Wisconsin weather. Done deal though. Thank you :)

[@dwcoffey]

Doing anything under a car in 20 deg weather is no fun! Glad you got it done though. Thanks for watching!

[@claudiarosales5927]

Thanks for this video! I just changed my passenger side fog light by myself. They wanted to charge me over $150 for this

[@dwcoffey]

That's great, Claudia! I'm glad this helped and thank you for watching!

[@dannyc4419]

Great job Dennis thanks for taking the time to help guys like me...

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks Danny!! I really appreciate you sir!

[@brianfediuk]

Super helpful, thanks! I'm gonna be the hero for the GF this weekend :)

[@dwcoffey]

That's what I'm talking about! Thanks for watching, Brian!

[@chanoooalejandre5799]

Great thank you

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!

[@alejandrotabilo1988]

Nice and detailed video, and the procedure well explained. Thank you Sir

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much, Alejandro! I appreciate you watching!

[@mikesenginesandadventures]

Thanks Dennis. I’m going to try this on my wife’s 2011 Corolla. I think it’s a similar setup.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Mike! I think it is very similar also. Let me know if I can help!

[@olivedog1880]

My boyfriend just replaced both bulbs and it wasn’t too bad. Definitely harder on the right side

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Olive! I'm glad this helped and I appreciate you watching!

[@Chris_Smart]

good one mate, all the way from Perth, Australia, I have a 2008 Aurion, which is basically a fancy Camry over here with a different face but all the same parts inside

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching all the way from Perth, Christopher!

[@nicnothingnice]

Thanks for the video! Great camera views and tutorial. I'll have to check out your other videos

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much for watching! I hope you find other videos you like!

[@frosi_no]

Muchas gracias desde España. Me ha resultado muy útil. Thanks a lot from Spain. I found your video very useful.

[@dwcoffey]

Gracias por ver en España. (Sorry for my bad Spanish, I'm learning). Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad it was helpful.

[@christianzamora1173]

Perfect video , really helped out a lot !

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Christian!

[@ronaldramsey6006]

Thanks for the tutorial!!!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Ronald!

[@dineshdubey3864]

Good video keep it up. Help full tip

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Dinesh!

[@AyeG2]

Thank you so much!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching!

[@firefly_the_rescue9308]

How do I know if the light is just blown or something else is wrong? I just got my 2009 Toyota Camry and the fog lights worked until I noticed today my left fog light isn’t on when my right one is.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! If one fog is working and the other isn't, the most likely problem is a blown bulb. If both were not working, I'd check the fuse first.

[@MrMoet]

Thank you for the video!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching!

[@snowieshriel8637]

What is the max wattage for the fog light bulbs so that the fuse or wiring won’t burn , thanks in advance

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! 55 Watts is the recommended wattage for the factory wiring.

[@dawnp1569]

Thanks

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Dawn!

[@foxglove427]

I burned the back of my finger on the bulb do you think it will prematurely burn out lol

[@dwcoffey]

LOL! It might! but I'd let it go until it does. I hope it wasn't a bad burn. Thanks for watching

[@D_I_Y_DETAILING]

Hey bro i have a 07 camry i wanna either add a small light bar oe 2 oem fog lights his there a ways to do so with out splicing into the wiring

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, CeeJay! You could add a light bar by connecting to the battery and running a switch inside the cabin to operate it. If you want it to work with your fog lights, you'll have to tap into the wiring. I'd recommend installing a relay also, so you don't blow your fog light fuse.

[@D_I_Y_DETAILING]

@@dwcoffey unfortunately my camry does not come with oem fogs i wanted to install them but i didnt think toyota had pre wired to add them

[@D_I_Y_DETAILING]

@@dwcoffey also thanks for the reply i do find ur vids interesting and very helpful thank u

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you CeeJay!

[@jorgetovar8206]

Could you use h7

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Jorge! I don't think the H7 has the same base.

[@budtate401]

is there a fuse and where can I find it?

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Bud. The fuse box is located on the left lower part of the dash, between the driver door and the steering wheel, below the instrument cluster. basically as low on the dash as you can go in that area. The fog light fuse will be the number 4 fuse in 4th gen Camrys.

[@budtate401]

Thanks!