Overview
The Spyder Auto Group 5015600 is a clear-lens HID fog and driving light kit, sold as a complete set with both sides included. Spyder Auto Group describes these lights as OEM direct replacements made by an OE approved and ISO certified manufacturer, meant to improve visibility in heavy rain, snow, fog and night driving.
The kit has universal mounting, so it is not matched to a specific year, make or model. Check the mounting points and connector on your own vehicle before fitting.
Key features
- Complete set with both sides included
- Fog and driving combination type
- Designed as direct bolt-on replacement lights
- Built by an OE approved, ISO certified manufacturer
- Sold as a kit with universal mounting
Fog and driving wiring
Fog and driving lights draw more current than dash lighting, so they are normally run through a fused relay and a separate switch. Wiring should be sized for the load and routed away from moving suspension parts and heat. Choose a switch that can carry the load, and keep connectors sealed to resist spray.
Driving-type lamps throw a longer beam than fog lamps, so aim matters for oncoming traffic. Set the aim on level ground and re-check it after bumper or suspension work. Inspect connectors and grommets each season for corrosion, and keep the lens clean. Road-use rules differ by area, so confirm when driving lights may be used.
- Fuse each lamp circuit separately
- Seal plugs with dielectric grease
- Re-aim after suspension changes
Specifications
| Brand | Spyder Auto Group |
|---|---|
| Part number | 5015600 |
| UPC | 847245015600 |
| Lens color | Clear |
| Bulb type | HID |
| Light type | Fog/Driving Combination |
| Light shape | OEM Direct Replacement |
| Mounting type | Universal |
| Size | 0″ to 10″ |
| Sold as | Kit, both sides included |
Vehicle fitment
It is universal fit and is not built for one vehicle. Confirm the lamp location and connector suit your vehicle before ordering.
Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.
Installation notes
Fog and driving lights should be wired through a fuse and relay, and local rules set where driving lights may be used on public roads.
What’s included
A complete set with both sides, sold as a kit.
