Like the title says, is there anyone that can help me with this, I want to change to 6k bulbs.


But I'm not too sure how to do it, and I don't want to screw anything up.

 

jack up your front end remove the tires and take off the plastic fenderwell cover
best access imo.. make sure you dont break the plastic clip/plugs.

 

https://g35driver.com/forums/body-interior-exterior-lighting-diy/86248-diy-replacing-fog-lights.html
-GP-

 

.... One person to hold the light bulb and......... oh never mind

 

I've changed mine twice and I didn't have to jack it up or take off the tires. Just turn them "hard lock" to get access.

 

My car is extremely low and I can still turn the wheel completely in to get to the fender lining.. You can also turn it all the way to the left and right to get more space to play with

 

LOL, Ian, I heard that one too: 1 G to hold the lightbulb and 10 to turn the car......

C.

 

LOL, I always heard that as a Newfie joke.

 

you can change out the bulbs without taking off the tire.. But if you have never done this before.. in my opinion.. it would be better to take off the tire and then go from there.. Once you remove the fenderwell.. then you will need some room to move around to get your bulbs in just right.. that is tricky so be patient.. Good luck..

 

Changing my fogs was a horrible job and not one I would want to do again. There is no room for your hand and the mounting clips are far from intuitive.

 

I've changed my fogs out 3 times and each time was easier than the last. I have a sedan so there are less clips but its just as easy on the coupe. I've done it on my friends 06 and took off the tire so i could get more access to become aquainted with the setup. It's not that hard to do, just take your time and dont rush it or you will get frustrated.
-GP-

 

lol......Deane.....just a creative derivation of that age old joke....

........and oh yes, I've accessed the headlights on my Sedan and Coupe by removing the wheel and inner fender cover....

Some bulbs are accessible from under hood but not all, and like Deane said, they're set inside the housing in a strange fashion.

C.

 

Thanks, where were you when I need you a year ago. 5-6k miles away I guess.

 

LOL, it was a classic for sure.