2017 Honda CR-V Fog Light Lens Replacement

This is the easiest way to replace a broken fog light and lens for a 2017 Honda CR-V EX and similar models. Many videos suggest to remove the front bumper molding around the fog light. That is not necessary and too difficult. This video will show you the best and easiest way to do it and save you tons of money. Honda dealer wants over $250 to replace the fog light assembly. Do it yourself for less than $100 and in minutes. It is that easy!

[@coh2oskier1]

This is a perfect video. I have a 2018 CRV, you don’t have to take the whole front end apart. The only thing I suggest that I did was upon install I started with the top screw on the bracket because it hard to see /reach. I put a small piece of electrical tape on the bracket hole and drove the screw through it and that held the screw in place to set the screw to the hole.

[@shameerflynn2221]

Thank you so much this will save me $300 that Honda wanted to charge me to replace mine ❤

[@SirPrem8]

Man thankyou for your help. Your video really helped guide me in the process and yes this definitely saves me money from taking it to a shop or a dealer.

[@denisecordero9251]

Thank so much for this video it saved me so much money!!! I was able to change my 2 fog lights and it only cost me $73!!!

[@doverhartman7271]

Thank you for the instructions. I installed a new fog light on my 2019 CRV today, and this video was such a great help.

[@markjohnson1530]

Great video! All the description and video I needed to take care of this myself in less than an hour. Much appreciated!

[@ducd2454]

Very clear instructions and great job capturing the back of the fog light in difficult lighting condition. I need to replace the broken driver side fog light in my CR-V also.

[@reginag1874]

Thank you for your comment. I am glad you found it easy to follow.

[@ianwinning5721]

Thank you for posting this. I shall now have a go.

[@satpalkhushdil]

Thanks for the video! It was helpful!!

[@NuNu-us3yl]

Thank you Honda wanted 500 dollars to do that

[@nandanaaryancas]

very nice of you to include the instructions to open up the rear side of the bumper to get inside the fog lights area. I've been looking to upgrade the bulbs from the original halogen bulbs to an aftermarket 2-color LED. I'm wondering if you got to check what the original bulb's fitting type are? (for example, H11 for the projector headlamps, and HB3 for the highbeams)

[@reginag1874]

I did not check the bulb type since I replaced the whole fog light assembly which came with the bulb installed.

[@francisdateh4458]

Well explained

[@Flowmusic]

On the passenger side there’s the winshield washer on the way. You picked the easy side lol

[@ashendoski]

Thanks!

[@Calonv]

Great video, thanks for sharing! Did you need to adjust the fog light on the alignment?

[@reginag1874]

No adjustment was necessary.

[@panchoholly1839]

❤

[@arydream]

Is there any way to aim these foglights? Did you see any adjustment switch or button?

[@reginag1874]

I did not see any way to aim the foglights. But, my focus was on replacing the foglight assembly so I was not looking to make any alterations.

[@ltnguyen528]

What is the part number for this unit? Where do you buy it from? Can you give me the website? Thank you so much

[@reginag1874]

The part is called Fog Light Assembly. For my 2017 Honda CR-V, Left (driver) side the part number is 33950-TLA-A21. I bought an Honda OEM part from www.hondapartsdirect.com, but there are many other places you can get it from too.

[@SteveWhite-vl5jk]

Dude. That’s the hard way. All you have to do is snap off the front trim piece with a screwdriver

[@alanhefter4659]

Which trim piece?

[@edeeland9794]

Sound quality was real bad, could barely hear. Glad you made video but next time keep mike closer or talk louder .

[@Dustin_McPredridge]

I did not find the sound quality bad at all. Not sure why yours was so bad

[@kingerz]

Sounds perfect to me, maybe you have your speakers set up wrong.