Ok, so after a week of research, $500, and some serious migranes, I have
found the 'almost definitive' answer on getting fogs into the V6.

The parts needed are the Ford OEM grille, fog switch, and fog lights from
the GT, and the wiring harness being hawked all over ebay (DONT buy the
grille kit theyre selling).

To make the grille fit in the V6, clip the bottom clips on the GT grille off
with some tin snips. The rest of the clips fit, so just clip the grille in.
Use some self-tapping screws to secure the bottom, or some C clips if you
can find them.

The wiring harness hooks up pretty easy, just follow the instructions.
Instead of wiring the switch the way they want you to, install the OEM
switch (it just pops in basically), and wire it in by pulling off the
plastic clips off the harness and the switch. Use some heatshrink and a
saudering iron to hook up the two wires to the prongs in the switch. It
doesnt matter which wire goes where.

Pretty simple, takes about an hour, and oh yeah, no need to drill your
grille!

IF anyone needs more help and/or pics, let me know. Just thought Id share.

NoOne

How much was the dealer wanting for this option ?

<japhar81> wrote in message news:7eOdnRJvvvfzXf_fRVn-tg@giganews.com...
> Ok, so after a week of research, $500, and some serious migranes, I have
> found the 'almost definitive' answer on getting fogs into the V6.
>
> The parts needed are the Ford OEM grille, fog switch, and fog lights from
> the GT, and the wiring harness being hawked all over ebay (DONT buy the
> grille kit theyre selling).
>
> To make the grille fit in the V6, clip the bottom clips on the GT grille
off
> with some tin snips. The rest of the clips fit, so just clip the grille
in.
> Use some self-tapping screws to secure the bottom, or some C clips if you
> can find them.
>
> The wiring harness hooks up pretty easy, just follow the instructions.
> Instead of wiring the switch the way they want you to, install the OEM
> switch (it just pops in basically), and wire it in by pulling off the
> plastic clips off the harness and the switch. Use some heatshrink and a
> saudering iron to hook up the two wires to the prongs in the switch. It
> doesnt matter which wire goes where.
>
> Pretty simple, takes about an hour, and oh yeah, no need to drill your
> grille!
>
> IF anyone needs more help and/or pics, let me know. Just thought Id share.
>
>

japhar81

There is no dealer option. You just have to buy the parts and do it
yourself. Ford will not support the fogs on a V6.

The parts were $110 for the grille, and $200 for the lights. The switch was
about $25.

"NoOne" <nomail@my.com> wrote in message
news:k4E8e.7804$yq6.405@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> How much was the dealer wanting for this option ?
>
> <japhar81> wrote in message news:7eOdnRJvvvfzXf_fRVn-tg@giganews.com...
>> Ok, so after a week of research, $500, and some serious migranes, I have
>> found the 'almost definitive' answer on getting fogs into the V6.
>>
>> The parts needed are the Ford OEM grille, fog switch, and fog lights from
>> the GT, and the wiring harness being hawked all over ebay (DONT buy the
>> grille kit theyre selling).
>>
>> To make the grille fit in the V6, clip the bottom clips on the GT grille
> off
>> with some tin snips. The rest of the clips fit, so just clip the grille
> in.
>> Use some self-tapping screws to secure the bottom, or some C clips if you
>> can find them.
>>
>> The wiring harness hooks up pretty easy, just follow the instructions.
>> Instead of wiring the switch the way they want you to, install the OEM
>> switch (it just pops in basically), and wire it in by pulling off the
>> plastic clips off the harness and the switch. Use some heatshrink and a
>> saudering iron to hook up the two wires to the prongs in the switch. It
>> doesnt matter which wire goes where.
>>
>> Pretty simple, takes about an hour, and oh yeah, no need to drill your
>> grille!
>>
>> IF anyone needs more help and/or pics, let me know. Just thought Id
>> share.
>>
>>
>
>