Fog Light Assembly

[droyalone]

Does anyone know where I can find the housing for 98 Olds. Intrigue fog ligiht? I can't find one at the pull-a-part nor online. Any suggestions would be welcomed.

Thanks!

[dtownfb]

Here's the best I can find on the fog lamps:

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/catalog/frameset.cfm

Also check Rockauto.com

[droyalone]

Hey thanks for the gm website. The first time I have ever found the entire assembly. A bit pricey, but for the first time finding one, it's a start.

Does anyone out there have one from the salvage yard willing to get rid of?

[LittleHoov]

http://www.car-part.com

They have a network of used parts dealers that you can rummage through.

You might be able to find one close to you, or if nothing else get a contact to call and get a shipping quote on.

You might also check Ebay, theres not too much you cant find on there.

[harmankardon35]

i was contemplating replacing mine, bit then i realized a $40 set of auto-parts store fog light looked just as good, if not better. I just used a pre existing bolt and mounted them up, connected the wires and i'm glad i did. The factory fog lights kind of suck, not bright and often dirty/hazy.

[droyalone]

Thanks for the tips! I am excited to find so much information to restore my Intrigue.

[Oldsconnection.com]

Buick Regal fog lights will work. Everything is the same except the brackets need to be tapped and use short bolts...1/4" I think is what I used. The intrigue brackets have studs, where the regal brackets just have holes there.
TYC foglights for buick regal readily available on eBay. Work great.

[Ruley73]

Originally Posted by Oldsconnection.com

Buick Regal fog lights will work. Everything is the same except the brackets need to be tapped and use short bolts...1/4" I think is what I used. The intrigue brackets have studs, where the regal brackets just have holes there.
TYC foglights for buick regal readily available on eBay. Work great.

Definitely keep this in mind. The studs that hold the fog light assembly on are very brittle and snap quite easily if you try to remove the retaining nuts. Try soaking them with a good penetrating lube like PB Blaster if at all possible before trying to remove the nuts.