silverado fog lights

do anybody now if i can get yellow fog lights bulbs 880 type
and where to get them thankyou for any help

I've heard a lot of people asking about this but, I don't think they make yellow bulbs for the stock fog lamps. Better off to go after market for something like that.

I'm actually contemplating pulling my OEM Driving lights out and putting some other ones in that will fit in the same place.

Hey Chuck -
I am thinking of doing the same thing. Do you think we can simply use the factory wiring with a new aftermarket light?

same here. Should be able to, just as long as you get polarity right. You almost can't tell when they are on.

Yeah exactly, Should be straight forward just check which wire is 12 V, snip and go...
Easy as pie..

I'm curious at all the comments about Silverado Fog Lights. Comments like you can't even tell they are on???? I don't know what years we are talking about - but the fog lights that came with my 2004 Silverado are spectacular - best I've ever had. In fact - this being heavy heavy deer country - I've had no surprises since getting my truck with these lights on.

I've even driven without the regular headlights or running lights - and only the fog lights during exceptional requirements. My fog lights provide more light than my normal low beam headlight in almost all cases from what I can judge.

Is there some difference in my years' lights compared to what you folks are describing?

White Lightening

They changed the lights in 2003 I believe. The lights on the newer models are much more effective. The ones on the 99'-01' act more like courtesy lights than actual functional lights...

The reason is they´re pointing to the moon and there is not enough length in the adjuster screw to compensate, I´d like to meet the genious that designed them.

i saw this yellow bulbs 880 an ebay they are made by nokya they 23 $

I still wish I had foglights.....

jeverette -
When I replace mine (which will happen as time permits) you can have my factory units for free. I let you know.

Scott S in Colo (aka 232 thumper)

Dang dude, that's awsome
Thanks!

I'm like most. I had to yank my factory lamps out of my 2000. They were not even 20% of the brightness from the factory low beams. I replaced mine with HID's. Not very cost friendly, but what a difference.

SO my 2002 silvy never had fog lights.......what are some good aftermarkets and how should i mount them up?? Just screw into the plastic front spoiler???

THanks guys..... :sly:

You should just be able to cut the plastic where the stock ones would go and you will see two bolt holes in the bumper just above. All you'd have to do then is a make a bracket that would reach the bumper for your new lights. I miss my Bosch Driving lights I had, I would have put them on this truck but, they'd look silly in these slots. Haven't found a good factory replacement yet.

Doesn't Hella make some kind of half-way sane looking replacement for these trucks? I swear I saw some at a car show one time.

It´s on the outside of the light fixture itself, look behind the air dam and turn that big plastic knob at the end of the screw

Ok. Big question here. I don't care if the fog lights add extra light at night, I adjusted my headlights perfectly. My big concern is...Do they help in the fog? It's been unusually foggy here the past 3 months..

Not really.
What I found a big difference was switching to Xenon Bulbs. The blue light cuts way deeper through the fog and the need for Fog Lights seems to be un-required. What I do miss is being able to see further with my old Bosch (white) Driving lights.

how are the 2003+ factory foglights even legal? i can pick out a silverado with the fog lights on a mile down the road at night, they are blinding to me.

as far as finding yellow bulbs i would say, like mentioned before, ebay would be your best bet.