Ford Genuine 4F9Z-15200-AA Fog Lamp Assembly, Front

Perfect fit.

Changed broken fog lamp on a 2011 ford explorer. This part was exactly like the factory unit that it was replacing. Other than your typical hard to get to location to get the unit in to place, (removing some screws in wheel well and prying back some plastic to reach the actual location of the fog lamp assembly) it went in smoothly and worked perfectly. Did change out the bulb it came with for something a little brighter, though honestly I am not sure if you would need to do this. Great purchase. Works well.

2014 Ford Fiesta titanium was the car I used this for.First of all, if you own a Ford Fiesta and you've ever done any work on it, you'll realize that they really didn't make things easy on us. Most of the videos I see about replacing the whole fog light tell you to go from the top, removing the headlamp. However, I found a forum where they showed that you can simply pull out a few screws and then pull the wheel housing to the side giving you mostly direct access to the fog lamp. I tried the top down method but the windshield washer fluid container wouldn't let my arm through so I tried the under the wheel method. Most of it was really easy but the one thing I will warn you about is one of the two screws on the fog lamp itself-- specifically the one that is further away from you. I had to disconnect the electric plug from the windshield wiper fluid mechanism and not just the light, so that I could then use my mini ratcheting screwdriver with a t20 bit and maneuver my hand in and get it unscrewed slowly but surely. As is often the case, getting it screwed back in was the hardest part. I would definitely suggest having one if not two flashlights, a short ratcheting screwdriver with t20 bit (have a t30 bit on hand in case I mis-remembering) , and a Phillips head for loosening the one trim clip screw. My additional forked trim tool was helpful with the trim but not absolutely necessary.Another heads up is to look at your fog lamps beforehand, because you will notice that there is a bit of a gap between the lamps and the surrounding trim. I didn't check that beforehand so I kept thinking that I had reinstalled the lamp somehow incorrectly and wasted a good 10 minutes trying to figure out how to get it tighter , until I looked at the other one and realized that the gap is probably there on purpose to prevent the trim from getting the full heat of the fog lamp.I have attached some pictures that I hope you will find helpful.Last suggestion is to have a shop vac nearby because I was able to clear out quite a bit of road debris/gravel that was sitting up in the bumper trim.I hope you found this helpful

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Perfect fit! Actual Ford replacement. Four torx screws to remove. Two easy. Two more difficult. Just enough room to get hands into. 2020 XLT. Very satisfied.

It is the right part for my car. It was not that easy to install but that's because of how ford placed it on the car.

Great product fit right in

This is not a 2 pack so you need to buy 2 if you need 2. I bought these to replace lens that came with an aftermarket fog light kit. Do not be fooled there is a lot of work involved to install factory OEM fog lights into a car that does NOT have fog lights factory equipped and also you need to reprogram your ECU. Because there are hidden codes the car will throw out there that you can change easily through ForScan