Fog Light Lamp Assembly Front fit for Ford Explorer Fusion Focus and Lincoln and Honda CR-V Pilot and Nissan Subaru Acura, Replace# 4F9Z-15200-AA 4F9Z15200AACP 88358

2013 Ford Fusion About 2 years ago I had a deer roll up the bumper, hood, windshield and over the drivers door. The only damage I could see at the time was on the window pillar, but not enough for me to make a claim and go through a repair process which would likely result in a paint mismatch. Move ahead 6 months when I’m doing routine maintenance and I notice the hood release was sticking and the hood itself didn’t appear to be aligned perfectly. Not easily noticeable but if you were looking for it you could see something was a bit off. Fast forward another month and one of my ‘new’ driving light bulbs has burned out. Since you pretty much have to pull the entire front end off this car to replace lights I had replaced everything about a year earlier when one headlight had burned out (5 yr old car, I always have my lights on). So now I’m looking at this specific light trying to figure out how to replace just the one bulb without paying a shop to take my front end off. Thanks to YouTube there are ‘cheats’ which worked for me however that’s when I found out that that deer hit had broken the driving light bracket which holds the bulb. You know, the item I’m reviewing here? 😀 At that point I wasn’t ready to do a bigger repair so I just replaced the bulb but I stopped using my driving lights so that the light bouncing around didn’t bother oncoming drivers. But when I recently started doing research for new shocks and struts I remembered this part was broken which led me to this particular item. So if you’re still reading this long drawn out boring story let me get to some facts. This was the most inexpensive one I could find, it included a bulb which was pretty much same as OEM in brightness and color, and it fit perfectly. One thing to note is that this new lense is perfectly clear but my originals were a bit frosted. I didn’t notice until I stepped back to ensure it worked and I didn’t try to determine if it was by design or by age. But essentially it doesn’t matter why, they just don’t match. The best solution imo is, at this price point, to simply buy two and replace both sides at same time. The included bulbs make this a no-brained. I will be buying another as soon as I submit this review.

I couldn’t be happier with this replacement part! It fit perfectly, just like the original, which made all the effort worth it. Admittedly, removing the front bumper to get this installed was a bit of a pain, but once I got it in place, it worked flawlessly. The quality is excellent, and it feels sturdy, not like some of the cheaper parts out there. Everything lined up just right, and it’s been working perfectly since I installed it. It’s such a relief to find a replacement part that actually delivers on its promise! If you’re hesitant about tackling a job like this, just know that the part itself won’t let you down. It’s exactly what I needed, and I’m thrilled with the results. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a reliable replacement!

Exact fit. Can remove the old one easily from the front. No need to get under the car (there's videos on Youtube). This did come with a new bulb but I reused the old bulb and kept the new one as a spare. Less than 30min install. The only negative I can say is the clear "glass" is some type of plastic, not glass like the original. But I'm fine with that if it saves me $$.

Fit was exactly like the original Ford product. The case seemed to be a cheaper plastic than the sturdy original (aiuminum?) case, but that doesn't affect the fit or performance at all. The bulb was not as bright as the original bulb on the other side of the car, which is the reason I deducted one star, but that really doesn't matter to me. I never use these lights, mine just had a broken lens that looked ugly and needed replacing, and for that it was perfect. Also, for anyone planning to install these on a Focus ST, you DO NOT need to remove the bumper but do need to remove the bezel that the light is attached to from the bumper. To do this, remove the plastic liner/pan under the front bumper, heat the tabs of the bezel from behind the bumper with a heat gun, and then pry the bezel out from the front. You'll need to disconnect the wire and then you can remove the bezel and replace the light. Once the light is installed in the bezel, the bezel just snaps back into the bumper.

This product is very well made. Fit very well in my car. I would definitely buy again if i had another fusion. They work really well so far.

Great replacement. Install took a little more work than expected to access and remove the inside mount screw on passenger side without removing the windshield washer reserviour but accessed from under vehichle and easy to install once the original flood light was removed.

Purchased the Foglight to replace a broken lense on my passenger one. Identical to the Ford Valeo Branded one that was in it. The new one even has the ford emblem in the mold. I used my bulb from original as it still worked. New one does come with bulb and screws. Easy to swap out. I chose to go in through wheel well cover. Turned your wheel hard right all the way to have plenty of room. Remove two 7mm bolts, four T-25 screws and 1 plastic snap. Then you have complete access to the 2 T-25 screws that hold the housing. Will adjust the beam tonight when it gets dark.

Came broken. Looked like decent replacement for original. Value was just ok since it only includes one not a pair.

Llegó bien

Fit perfect.

Fits and words perfectly

As expected

These after market fog lights are great value for money. However, I cannot give them 5 stars. Installation was a pain (THANKS FOR A TERRIBLE VEHICLE DESIGN FORD) but they fit perfectly into my 2012 Explorer. Amazon highlights these as "don't fit" but in fact they do. Checked the OEM part number and they work just fine. The reason I am not giving 5 stars is that the OEM lights are of better quality. There is a pin that prevents you from turning the bulb in the wrong way right where the metal deflector goes into the plastic housing. That pin does not exist with these cheaper lights. It also is a bit more difficult to set a new bulb into the housing properly but if you put the bulb in and watch from the front that the latches of the bulb overlap with the housing you should be fine. All in all great value for money.