Etios liva platinum fog lamp installation

Asked by GuruV7514 Sep 18, 2018 at 11:21 AM about the 2017 Toyota Yaris iA Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My etios liva 2017 model vd variant comes without
fog lamps. I got a  genuine fog lamp of etios liva
from my friend without wiring kit. So I want to fix
the fog lamp. Could I know whether my car comes
with the fog lamp wiring kit? If no how to fix the fog
lamps?

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MGM_Mobile_Electroni... answered 5 years ago

I would crawl under and see if there's any connectors at the front where the fog lights go. If you see those connectors, you likely have the wiring inside the car for the switch. The best way to add them without having the factory harness is with a relay and accessory switch. If you are unfamiliar with relays, you could buy a "light bar wiring harness". The light bar harness runs between $8~$20 depending on the one you buy. Hope this helps.

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