How To Install Fog Lights And Intermittent Windshield Wipers On Any 2001 or 2002 Toyota Corolla
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024
- Today we are doing fog lights and intermittent windshield wipers on the Corolla. If you are here for the fog lights, it is literally plug and play action with these cars, and this information is good for both 2001 and 2002 CE and LE models. If you are here for the intermittent wipers, same thing, plug and play and all you need is a new stock and basic hand tools. You can have intermittent windshield wipers in about 5 minutes.
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10mm socket and ratchet
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Phillips head screwdriver
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Fog lights (for 2001 or 2002 Toyota Corolla) Check your owners manual for bulb wattage when the lights come in as sometimes online companies use bulbs that are too powerful. If this is the case you can get the correct bulbs from your local Toyota dealership parts dept.
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Fog light relay part number 567-0001
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Headlight stock with a fog light switch
Intermittent windshield wiper stock with timer
The last two items can be found at your local wrecking yard.
I posted this same comment on another video - but my comment goes with this particular video as well. Excellent video and thank you very much. We own a cream puff 2001 Toyota Corolla with 106,000 miles - it's a great little grocery getter for my wife. I added aftermarket fog lights, the Denso relay and picked up a new headlight switch w/ fog light from a local salvage yard all for less than $100.00. The install went smoothly thanks to Toyota for pre-wiring the fog lights 20 years ago. I didn't need take the front bumper off - I just jacked the front up high and worked from underneath (with jack stands installed of course). Probably the most difficult part was standing on my head to install the Denso relay. This was a great hands on video and much appreciated.
I know this is a little late, but I’m planning on doing this soon on my 2001 Corolla as well. How did you get access to the fog light stalk? Did you have to pry the steering wheel column cover off with a flathead screwdriver or does it have screws to remove it or something?
I followed your steps and everything works thank you for everything
I have a 2006 Corolla CE and I want to do a few upgrades. Thank you for a great video. i enjoyed watching you do the upgrades and learned some new things in the process. Great Job!!!
Thanks for the support. I always say it’s quite amazing what they do to get you to pay more if you buy new. The fog lights probably cost Toyota less than it even cost us. The nice thing is you can definitely bump your car up a little from base model to pretty much whatever you want.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel That's very true. Thank you I really appreciate what you do and I'll be looking forward to watching your other videos as well as your up coming ones.
Thank you bro, this video is really helpful. I have 2002 Euro 2 Corolla, your detailed explanations was very helpful for my car and I did my own fog light installation. it's the same wiring, relay and switch. Regards from Turkey.
Thanks for the video! I checked my 02 Corolla and the wire was not cut, both plugs were intact.
Great step by step explanation. Perfectly executed. Thanks!
by god. i was thinking about this. thanks man i am dedffentaly doing some upgrades. god damn even give the part number. dude you are amazing.
I already connected the halogens now as I make them work?
Can you make a video to convert manual mirrors to electronic mirrors?
Unfortunately I don’t have that car anymore, but if you already have power windows there will be a plug right under your mirror. It will be white square plug.
I wanted to know if i could do the same thing to my 1999 corolla because i do like the face lift better than the 99 bumper looks boring so im trying to give my 99 a fresh look so just wanted know if tge boumper and the headlights fut perfect. Thanks
Dwight J TBH I’ve heard of people swapping out the face of 98-2000 models but I personally have never seen it in action. I would imagine you would have to change the bumper, hood, and your two front fenders to really make it work properly as well as modify the wiring as the 98-2000 models only have two headlights, and the 01 and 02 models have 4 for the high beams, also I’d assume you want the fog lights as well since you’re doing all that work. You can look into it but just know you will have some work cut out for you. If I had a 1999 I would just get an aftermarket fog light kit and just go that route.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel ok thanks man i appreciate the advice but over here in Puerto Rico we have done it a lot of time i just need some help that but thank you so much for the advice
Good video 👍
Best to use factory wiring when possible, instead of aftermarket kit and unnecessary wiring.
I did this on my 03
Hello, good excellent video, could you help me with the relay, please, I don't know if you can help me with a purchase link.
friend, I clicked on the relay link and I'm looking at the photo but I see that the relay looks different from the plug that you showed us in the video for the fog light.
hey what year is that car. i was wonderring if i could swap out my dash with ome with a rpm gauge.
I'm guessing you brought it to the dealership for a recall. That is when your wire was cut. That or another mechanic took it at some point. It is common. My whole harness setup was missing when I decided to put fog lights in. Also the dust guards disappeared from front wheel wells. I used cardboard to get the shape and clip locations traced out and used that as a pattern onto a pilot truck bed liner I found in a ditch to replace those.
Ive always wanted that front end on my 99 corolla
Thank you so much for the video. I was able to ensure my corolla is prewired. Before I buy supplies, it seems the fog lights I can find don't come with the nut to secure them to the bumper. I'm pretty sure I have some in my garage, but I wanted to ask you if you have any idea what size those are?
TBH they go on with a 10mm bolt but there’s like a little plate on the bottom that really holds them to the bumper. It is kind of an interesting design. I personally just went to the junk yard, found a Corolla S model and took the bolts off of that. If that doesn’t work you could always ask the dealer about them too. I can’t Imagine two little bolts would be that expensive.
I see you took my advice and did it yourself! Good job! And most techs like myself know how the prewiring but it’s not for every function just some.
My guess is at one point maybe when your dad got hit, it messed up the fender liner and tire rubbed off the connector/wiring they do not get clipped at the factory.
Louie Morales Thanks, yah it really wasn’t that hard. Now I’m thinking of upgrading the bulbs because my hyper white bulbs in the headlights kind of overpower the fog lights, but at this moment it’s not on the top of my priority list. As for the accident it is possible, at least it was repairable at this point.
It is pretty awesome that car companies do that though. I did some research on this and Ford, Subaru, Nissan, and Chevy all prewire their lower end models. It’s not always plug and play but they are prewired.
hi! i've installed the fog lights,put in the relay and the turn signal switch that has the fog light switch but my lights don't turn on, i got the switch from a mazda because i couldn't find a corolla with one , everything works but the lights, what do you think it could be?
Do I need the fog light switch ? Or will it work with just a relay and foglights?
Very informative and step by step...gd stuff
The 1998 to 2002 does come with intermittent wiper with a timer (on the LE model). But I do find the Camry one classier looking.
AirplaneFreak yah after I made this video I saw a Corolla with a windshield wiper timer. It’s quite amazing what car companies do so they can charge you more when you buy the car new. So much is plug and play.
Daniel's Car Talk Channel Definitely, for my 1998 VE, I had to swap the wiring harness to get power windows (I also found a very rare VE with factory power windows so that’s what made the project easier).
@@AirplaneFreak Nice. Mine has crank windows and manual door locks as well. With the 2001 and 2002 models they kind of changed the trim levels to CE, LE, and S. My parents bought the car in May of 2000 however, so right after they bought it I remember them thinking they got the "middle of the road" model because of course on the 98-2000's it's VE, CE, LE. When my dad found out it was a base model he just laughed.
Great video man, I have a question about the factory stereo. I just bought a 20002 corolla and the stereo has a tape deck but on the unit it has a button for cd and after some research can't find anything on it but why is there a cd button on the stereo if it has nowhere to put cds?
@@rbntamez Behind the radio there should be a plug for a wiring harness to go to an in-dash CD changer. You remove the storage compartment under your climate controls get a bezel so the CD changer fits and it’s plug and play. I personally would just go aftermarket at this point because radios have advanced since then and Toyotas sound systems really are not that great but if you like your factory HU that’s what it’s for.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel i haven't even seen the in dash cd player that you are talking about i can't seem to find one anywhere, any ideas? The car is for my daughter and she loves the fact that this car has the tape deck so I just thought I could add the cd player but like I said I can't find it
@@rbntamez Yah, it wasn’t a very common extra for that car. Your best bet might be salvage yards in your area, EBay might have them but I haven’t had the greatest experience with them.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel great thank you bud
Thanks! Super helpful. Great job!
Thanks Daniel for the video I have a 2002 LE corolla and I didn't know about the relay I have the regular fog lights and now I bought the smoked ones. How much is the cost of the relay?
Aliens Prtcrico Mine was $6 at pick n pull.
Where did you get the headlight stock with fog light switch? I literally cannot find one anywhere for my 01 corolla LE
Elijah Suazo I got mine at Pick-n-Pull. If they don’t have pick n pull where you live any other junk yard that takes in Toyota’s should have one.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel was it on another corolla or ?
Elijah Suazo Mine came off a Corolla S model but those stocks can be used across the board, if you can find any early 2000’s Toyota in general that had fog lights and the fog light stock it should still work. the only exception might be the RAV4 because it has a different “style” and the Tacoma’s because their fog light switch has always been a button in the dash. But any 2002-2006 Camry that has fog lights, early 2000’s Avalon, 4Runner, they should all still work. My intermittent windshield wiper stock came off a Camry.
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Greetings Daniel, yesterday I connected the relay for the fog lights and it worked, but today I got some fog smoke and changed them. The lights of the fog light did not turn on. Check the 2 regular fuses and they were fine. I don't know if the new relay was damaged. If the relay is good, it could be so that the fog lights don't turn on.
Aliens Prtcrico if all you did was change the fog lights that is interesting. I would try putting the other ones back in and if they work then weird as it may sound you might have just gotten some defective replacements. Does the relay click when you turn the band for the fog lights on and off? If not that might be the culprit too, that’s the thing about buying parts from the junk yard, they can do some interesting stuff sometimes.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel The relay is new.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel I do not like to buy electrical parts in junkers the relay is new.
Aliens Prtcrico If they were working before I would try putting the old ones back in just to see what happens, If they work, send the replacement fog lights back. If they still don’t work try turning them on and see if you get the “click” from the relay. If not that might be the culprit and you can exchange it. It could also be the switch itself. You can also get some electrical cleaner from Autozone for your electrical sockets if your car happens to be a CE or LE and the wires were tucked away all these years. They also sell electrical grease that should help them conduct electricity and make a better connection. Also check your fog light fuse, it will be behind the storage compartment under the drivers side vent.
Thanks Daniel for the help, the fog lights are working perfectly.
Do you think, or know if they are pre wired for the powered side mirrors?
chrisnshoe mine isn’t but mine is also the basic CE model. The LE and S models might be if they didn’t already come with power mirrors.
I like your 2001 Toyota Corolla have you ever thought about buying some rims for that car I had the same color Toyota Corolla and 90 you have a 2001. You have a thought about chining your windows 20%.
The back windows are tinted 5 percent the fronts 20 if I remember right. As far as rims I think I’m good with what I got. The steel wheels with the black center hubs.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel I know what you’re saying Bruh you want to keep your Toyota Corolla basic you’re not trying to do no upgrades I understand what you say. Thumbs up on your video
Hi @Daniel, did you say that you just only install the relay and the steering wheel stock switch on your 2001 Corolla C and everything works? I have a 001 corolla LE and I am tryint to hold on to it for two more years, so I got me a new Bumper which I got Friday and my Fog lights I got today Saturday delivered. I just ordered the relay and a 2001 corolla turn signal/headlight switch with the fog switch on it. I knew there was a connector under the car for the fog light, but I never knew it sill needed a separate relay and a switch until I seer your video, but since you did not show the whole install for the fog light where you put in the Camry fog light switch, I do not know is extra wiring is needed. Can you confirm for me that you did not had to do any extra wiring and all you need was install the lights, relay and switch? Thanks.
Asy4life-67 No extra wiring needed unless one of your connectors somehow got cut like mine did. Just the fog lights, relay, and headlight stock with a fog light switch and from there its all plug and play.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel Excellent. Thank you very much Daniel, very much appreciate the conformation and thank you for that video. I would have been on my on thinking I just plug up the lights and it will work with the head light switch on.
What year highlander can I get the timed switch like this video for my corolla? Looked through the comments count not find specifics
You mean for the wiper switch? Highlander should already have it. If not then any scrap yard might be the best place to look.
@Daniel's Car Talk Channel is there a specific year that I should find at the Junk yard that will fit my 02 corolla? Thank you for speedy reply!
@@alos7941 You know what, I’m sorry I’m in bed with a sore throat and completely misread your previous message. As for the timed switch on an 02 Corolla, I got mine out of a 98 Camry. You can do the 97-01 Camry, 98-2002 Corolla if you find one with a timer, I found out after publishing this video some of the more loaded Corollas from that time had timers.
Your best bet might still be a pick n pull or any scrap yard. At the end of the day as long as it fits and works you’re good to go.
Sorry about my previous reply.
@Daniel's Car Talk Channel you rock! Thank you I hope you kick that sore throat ass. It definitely sucks bring sick.
@@alos7941 It really does. There’s some nasty stuff going around this year.
My 2000 Toyota Avalon is also pre wired on the drivers side but I don't see any fog light connector on the right side. I assumed the location for the relay socket is the same as Toyota Corolla., in the kick panel.
By the way, how many prongs is the relay switch? Is it 4 prongs ?
What What's the part number of the turn signal stalk with fog light switch?
Pioneer Lover I “think” the relay was four prongs. For the Avalon it might be a little different because Car Engineers are on the same level as people who steal from children and the elderly. As far as the location I would check with the Toyota dealership parts department. They should be able to tell you where it is for sure. As for the wires if there’s a harness on the drivers side there should be one on the passenger side. I would see where it’s tucked away on the drivers side and see if I could track it down like that. Hopefully yours didn’t get cut somehow like mine did. As for the fog light switch I just got the stock from pick n pull. It was $17 if I recall right and if that stock doesn’t work for some reason pick n pull gives you 30 days to exchange it. If you have them where you live that might be the best and cheapest way.
Pioneer Lover I always say though the things car companies do to get you to pay more. The fog lights probably cost Toyota less than it even cost us, and the Avalon is supposed to be their flagship luxury car. The fact fog lights are not standard on that car kind of proves my point. The almighty dollar.
Pioneer Lover I also got the relay from pick n pull too btw for $6. Unless the Toyota dealership can beat that (which I doubt) don’t get it through Toyota.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel, okay thank you. I'll go to junkyard tomorrow see if I could find a stalk and the relay. Hopefully I get one, thanks again!
What Year For Highlander Wiper Stock Do I Need For My 01 Corolla ?
I got mine out of a Camry, just find one that’s similar year.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel ThankYou Bud ✊🏽
How can you work the water reservoir, mines not working when I first got this car as well
Jonathan Sarmiento for the water reservoir if you pull the wiper stock and don’t head the pump turn on your pump probably quit working. Just get a whole new tank with a pump cheap at the junk yard. If the pump does come on and nothing is coming out there might be something stopping it somewhere else and you’ll have to find out where. Check the lines going to the sprayers on your hood and the sprayers themself. With mine the reservoir was old and started cracking so I replaced the whole tank. Here’s the video.
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As for the fog lights, link is in the description of this video.
I’ve recently found out that older model Toyota’s wiring harnesses and insulation is made of HEMP that animals like to eat. It’s possible that the wiring for your fog lights was possibly chewed by an animal.
shadowjin90 yah, something definitely happened to it.
Thanks so much Daniel's.
thanks man, awesome help. just ordered my fog lights!
Thank you for these videos by the way. It really helped and my fog lights look amazing
Elijah Suazo Thank you for the support. It is quite amazing what car companies do in the name of getting you to pay more. The fog lights, relay, and switch probably cost Toyota less than it even cost us to do it, and yet to get them you have to get the higher end models.
How do you remove the glove box/ compartment, Daniel??? I need your help...
Jonathan Sarmiento for this job you don’t need to remove the glovebox. Just the front bumper, steering column and kick panel on the drivers side, then install your fog lights, switch, and relay. If you want to remove the glove box to get to the blower motor or resistor with these cars there will be some screws surrounding the outside of the glovebox that you remove and then the entire glovebox should come out. Unfortunately I don’t have a video on that at this time so I hope this helps.
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Daniel's Car Talk Channel Where do you recommend to get new fog lights?
Jonathan Sarmiento link to the fog lights is in the description.
How did you know which one is the positive (+) wire?
Pioneer Lover the positive one will usually have a red cap over it to indicate it’s the positive cable.
@@DanielsCarTalkChannel , no I mean on the cut wires, how did you figure out the positive wire from the negative wires? Did you used a test light?
Okay, I see. The wire colors are red and white. Red for positive, white for negative.
I have the correct relay plugged in but I’m not getting fog lights
Check the fuse behind the storage trey under the drivers vent. It could also be a bad relay if it isn’t clicking when you turn on your fog lights, also check your wiring harnesses themself. You might need some electrical cleaner and some dye electric grease. You can get these items at Autozone
Does a corolla le 02 come prewired for foglights?
Yes it does, and the process is still the same.
What is the part number for the fog light
I just got mine on Amazon.
www.amazon.com/Corolla-Bumper-Driving-Lights-Amber/dp/B0727QPL95/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?crid=19UYD4ZHEIVAI&keywords=2001+toyota+corolla+fog+lights&qid=1701911648&replacementKeywords=fog+lights&sprefix=2001+Toyota+Corolla+fog+l%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-7&vehicle=2001-76-1013------------&vehicleName=2001+Toyota+Corolla
Whered you get the chrome covers on those rims?
Found them on Amazon.
www.amazon.com/OxGord-TR-14-SS-Trim-Ring-Set/dp/B0793H3B2P/ref=mp_s_a_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=14+inch+beauty+rings+toyota&qid=1611597964&sprefix=14+inch+beauty+rings+&sr=8-12
This is exactly how mine is. The wire in the passenger side was cut
How can I find the fog light relay on ebay?
I wouldn’t look on eBay, I bought from them once and got burned. Sorry just now saw this comment.
People don’t know how to drive on the highway they are so reckless they must got good insurance
Roc. Nation Philadelphia Amen, people don’t know how to drive period. Especially in California.
I'd Say someone definitely helped themselves to your passenger side fog light socket. Squirrel scissors ain't that sharp and if it was pulled on with the fog light blank in a collision there's no way it'd be that clean. If they were removing it at the factory ,both sides would be clipped?? Why add the whole harness and then snip the last 5 inches off? Also factory wouldn't just leave the wire ends exposed like that. People are the worst. I hate people. Where is the justice?!?! Here's hoping the fog light they repaired with your piece caught fire and shorted the door locks and they died in a slow vehicle fire and were conscious and felt everything. Maybe loved ones were present to witness it. Depends on how dark you wanna get. Pun intended.