05 Mountain Aire fog lights

[neilnbe]

Any one know what lights Newmar used for fog lights in a 05 Mountain Aire?
I've heard Ford was a popular fog light in may RVs, but haven't found any matches yet. Has anyone had to replace theirs in a Mountain Aire? Who was the actual manufacturer and what vehicle did the match with?

[Skip426]

Any chance you can post a photo ; of what you've got , maybe more members could be of help .

EDIT: I went online for photos of 05 Mountain Aire , and the fog lights I see in the photos , are probably some aftermarket brand not automotive .
Google " round projector fog lights " and look for the diameter that fits. 4 ", 3 1/2 ",

[Capt. Bill]

Having owned a 2005 MADP & having had to replace one of the fog/driving lights due to a rock breaking it, they were made by Hella. Hang on to your pocket book- they are very expensive! I don't have the part number anymore as I gave it to the party that bought my 2005 MADP at the time I sold it to them-sorry. Just go on Hellas website & search for the size - diameter & length & you'll find it.

Happy Trails

[tom chelbana]

We have a 04 Essex and they are smaller lights but we changed to LED bulbs which is a 904 bulb number and they are much cooler when on and are also brighter. Might be a good time to replace them too. The bulbs are the same number on most lights. Only paid 5$ each in Quartzsite.

[Dutch Star Don]

"neilnbe"......When I had my 05 Diplomat, it had some cheap after market oval lights as fog/driving lights. They really didn't provide much usable light. I found the Hella FF75's were a direct replacement (come in oval and round- not sure if they are still numbered the same way) and were great driving lights. They gave me the lighting I needed so that I wasn't overdriving my headlights at night and they didn't interfere with oncoming traffic.