HELP can some 1 tell me if i can us a Verada TE - TJ Genuine Fog in my TJ VRX or are they different???:confused: :confused: :confused:

HELP can some 1 tell me if i can us a Verada TE - TJ Genuine Fog in my TJ VRX or are they different???:confused: :confused: :confused:

Different brackets I believe, you may be able to get them to fit if you have the right bracket, but not sure.

drivers side is cracked glass looks **** and does not work

Well, you *could* switch the lens by prying them both off carefully with assistance of a heat gun to warm up the glue...

same shape front glass and different backing on the fog lights??

same shape front glass and different backing on the fog lights??

AFAIK the only difference is the bracket holding them in, but as I said, you'd have to ask somebody who has done it... Unfortunantly I don't know of anybody.

same lights.
just different brackets so you should be ok

:bowrofl: :bowrofl: :cool: :P

cant buy the brackets seperate though, you will need to make them up to suit

If you have brackets etc on the light with the cracked lens, you should be able to transfer them to a replacement light from a different series. The black moulded light housing seems consistent, but they bolt a varying array of brackets and knobs etc to suit the front bar or mounting system of various models/series.

A while back, the Mitsi Clearance Centre had perspex covers for the Fogs, going for $20- but not sure if any left in-stock now.

One Foggie was slightly cracked on one of my cars, so I got the "Lightskinz" thick vinyl style lamp-protector, and used it for protection and waterproofing of the lamp. Seems to have worked Ok for a yr or so - teh edges of the glass lens curve away a bit, so its hard to get a really "clean" adhered edge of the sticky Lightskinz, but its stayed put and does the job. Splattered grasshoppers hide the tiny crack anyway!!!