Thank you very much for this video! Probably saved me an hour at least by letting me know there is only the bottom clip and the one screw holding the light fixture in place.
I am about to replace the two on my 2010 mo, nothing wrong with the fog lights, but the glasses are foggy now. Figure for only $20, I might as well just replace them.
@@deadbugdoug thought they could be twisted right and they'd pop out. Seems an illogical design. I mean you wouldn't have to replace the whole headlight casing. But then hey... I've not replaced one in a Murano.
Some of us appreciate his style tho. I also would like to have seen you remove the fender cover and take the fog light assembly out and replace it. Some of your viewers have zero experience. So we need the details. Thx for the vid.
I too appreciate the easy methodical instructions, but some of the figuring out could have been done off-camera, while opening up the splash guard and a couple other actual steps could have been better on-camera.
Did one today on my wife’s 2013 Murano. Very helpful video 👍🏻
Thank you very much for this video! Probably saved me an hour at least by letting me know there is only the bottom clip and the one screw holding the light fixture in place.
Wish you would have showed removing the moulding from the bumper.
Great video man
I am about to replace the two on my 2010 mo, nothing wrong with the fog lights, but the glasses are foggy now. Figure for only $20, I might as well just replace them.
Thanks homes 😊
Doing this on my FX35 soon... one of my fog light hit a rock and its glass is broken, luckily these are pretty inexpensive.
Thanks...
THANK YOU!!
Thanks Doug.
You need to adjust the beam
Can't you just replace the bulb instead of the whole housing?
I don't think so. Its sealed.
@@deadbugdoug thought they could be twisted right and they'd pop out. Seems an illogical design. I mean you wouldn't have to replace the whole headlight casing. But then hey... I've not replaced one in a Murano.
@@OffensiveBiz its possible maybe. My glass was broken. Good thing they are cheap.
@@deadbugdoug thanks for the vid all the same bro! Cheers!
Both made in China if you look carefuly on each lable
You are talking too much and moving too slowly!
Some of us appreciate his style tho. I also would like to have seen you remove the fender cover and take the fog light assembly out and replace it. Some of your viewers have zero experience. So we need the details. Thx for the vid.
I too appreciate the easy methodical instructions, but some of the figuring out could have been done off-camera, while opening up the splash guard and a couple other actual steps could have been better on-camera.