[tacio25]

Originally Posted by Chaos236

I did my 2013 Lexus GS 350. No problem. Same with wife’s Highlander.
When I disconnected the socket wire on the 435 there was a lot more hardware and like a plastic box, couldn’t just twist out the bulb like on the other two.
Also Toyota wires there cars way better than BMW.
Thoughts on my problem ?
Thank you

Did you ever figure this out? I'm having the same problem.

[Shaggz]

Just ordered these! hope it goes well!

[johnung]

Originally Posted by Shaggz

Just ordered these! hope it goes well!

Photo shows the replacement fog light bulb on my 2015 in case it helps

[Shaggz]

Originally Posted by johnung

Photo shows the replacement fog light bulb on my 2015 in case it helps

i ordered the ones OP posted. i can try these next time i guess!

[Billfitz]

Originally Posted by johnung

Photo shows the replacement fog light bulb on my 2015 in case it helps

Nothing special about those, I'm afraid. It's a 35w incandescent bulb, so it can't be brighter than any other decent 35w incandescent bulb. The blue tint makes it appear less yellow, but just like sunglasses they reduce light transmission. And laser?

LED is the way to go.

[dangerus_car]

i want to replace my fog light to led. the oem spec is h8 35w so what spec do i need to buy the led? i can only find h8 12.5w or h8 15w led.

is that bright enough?

Thanks.

[Billfitz]

Ignore the wattage ratings. For equal light output LEDs use about 10% of the power of incandescent. Knowing that 99 out of 100 people don't know this and still choose LEDs based on the wattage rating most LED sellers overstate the actual wattage, some by silly high margins, in effect showing the wattage of a halogen with comparable output.

If I was to buy some today it would be these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHDYTGL...xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

Note that you may have to do some work on the base to duplicate that of a halogen H8.

[Luie]

I need a source for the whole assembly. Lens cracked up pretty bad now.

[Billfitz]

That's what Google is for.