OEM Hummer H3 Fog Light Bulb

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Hummer H3 Fog Light Bulb will allow drivers to overcome the dark and glorify the rugged tradition the SUV was built on. Being based on a robust GMT355 platform, combining full time four wheel drive with low range transfer case, with demonstrating excellent ground clearance to allow it to crawl over boulders, and wading in deep water, the Hummer H3 has provided comfortable heated leather seating and a user friendly navigation system. Drivers like the fact that the tiny Hummer is agile in town and tough on the rough roads, with powerful inline five and optional V8 engines, aggressive skid plates and ingenious traction control. When heavy fog approaches the Fog Light Bulb is placed low in the bumper and casts a wide narrow beam that cuts through the haze making the H3 remain visible to others and allowing the pilot to clearly see the edges of the lanes. It comes in halogen or long lasting LED versions in stock, each Fog Light Bulb increases brightness, consumes less energy, and endures trail vibration, just like the aggressive personality of the Hummer. By having a healthy Fog Light Bulb in the car, the number of white knuckle drives under the rain or snow can be reduced and every night adventure proud to be wearing the Hummer badge. Swapping a Fog Light Bulb requires the H3 to be parked on flat ground, the ignition key turned off, the connector plug unscrewed, the old lamp removed, the new lamp without touching any glass, and reconnecting it, and then a test of the beam on both sides of the car.