Winjet Fog Lights OEM Series for [2005-2015 Nissan Xterra] [2010-2017 Frontier][2018 2019 Nissan Frontier] with H11 12V 55W Halogen Bulbs Fog Lamps Replacement w/Wiring and Switch Kit Clear Lens

Nice kit, it came with everything you need. Now a few things to consider before buying and installing this: 1 – This kit is only for the plastic bumper, if your Frontier has the metal bumper DO NOT buy this, it will not fit. 2 - Check if your Frontier already has the harness, it should, but not all have the factory harness. Mine had it; it was strapped to other cables. So, having the harness was very helpful because I didn’t need to use all the cables and relay that came with the package. 3 – If you don’t want to use the switch that came with the kit, you need to buy a new signal light switch with the fog light option. Spend a few extra bucks and buy one that’s Nissan OEM.Now, for installation; since my Frontier already had the factory harness half the job was done already. Some people said that they install these without talking out the bumper; I started without taking out the bumper and it was a real pain, so, I spend some extra time and take the bumper out. With the bumper out I also noticed that my front mounts were worn (that was the weird noise I was hearing), so, I bought the mounts and change those as well. Installing the lights on the bumper was “easy” I had an issue with one of the clips, but, once that was fixed, installation was easy. Put the bumper back; connect the harness and that’s it.Forgot to mention that I needed to change the signal light switch, with one that had the fog light option, but it was not that hard.

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I was a little nervous about buying these foglights for my 2016 Nissan Frontier S but I finally installed them last week and they are high quality and installation was relatively easy. The provided wiring diagram was helpful, but be prepared to get creative with where you choose to run the wires. I installed the provided fuse and relay boxes next to the passenger side fuse box on my truck (on the same bolt) and then ran the wires down to the passenger side light, then over along the inside of bumper to the drivers side light, up and over the horn compressor and then through a small rubber plug leading through the firewall to the switch in the interior. The light housings fit perfectly (there is a 1/8" gap between the lower bumper and the light, same as OEM). The switch fit perfectly into a blank switch housing on the dashboard. The supplied wires were long enough.

1) The clips for mounting the lights are completely wrong. I wound up having to hot-glue the stupid things into place.2) I threw away the harness wiring; it was already pre-installed on the vehicle. Why re-wire?3) Answer to #2 above: The lamps have an elongated guide key, which pushes the factory harness connector away!4) I had to use a fancy scan tool to check correct operation of switch and relay before I figured out #3 above!!5) A fifteen minute job turned into an all-day nightmare thanks to "all of the above". Good thing I saved on this kit!

The lights work and look great. The hardest part of the installation was the removal of my front bumper, but a few YouTube videos later had removed it without breaking anything. I was concerned the fasteners on the light fixture would wobble loose on the bumper attachments but they held up good. Its very sturdy. I've tapped hard on the front of the lights and they are staying put. I had an empty console spot for the switch and it fit perfectly. My hardest part was finding a 12 volt switch outlet wire. Considering I don't play under the dash that often a voltmeter and about 40 minutes was able to find a switch 12v wire to attach to. I need no adjustments to the lights. I guess they come preset. I like them.

I was disappointed in the switch. It does not come back (spring) from on to off very good and the green color stays on all the time. In the instructions, which were VERY minimal, said to connect to the battery or fuse box. I had connected to the battery and than you need to connect another red (positive wire with no instructions) to a circuit that comes on with ignition. The green lights stays on. I had to set up a stitch to provide power to the switch so I can turn it on when I want and not have the green light on all the time. Good price but expect a lot of work. I am very good with wiring so should you be. Also, not very bright but I had planned on putting in bright yellow bulbs anyway.