Genuine Mazda Accessories KD33-66-122 Fog Light

I have a 2017 Toyota Yaris iA (rebadged Mazda 2), and my vehicle doesn't have fog lights- and as such, the signal / lights selector didn't have provision for fog lights. I plan to add fog lights as half of my driving is at night, so I wanted to swap the original selector assembly for one that had a switch for the fog lights. I know my Yaris is actually a Mazda 2, and this unit looked an awful lot like the one on my car- so on a hunch, I ordered it. Turns out my hunch was correct- it's a direct swap, and works 100% perfectly! So if you're in a similar situation, I can absolutely confirm this Mazda unit is a 100% perfect swap with a 2017 Toyota Yaris iA! Easy peasy.

I recently added the foglight with pre-wired for my 2015 mazda 3 sedan. After doing some research, I need this switch to activate the fog light. This is the cheapest option compare to Ebay and Mazdaparts. The part came fast and took about 5 minutes to install. Just pop the old one out and slide this part in. The "clicking" feel is a bit softer than the OEM one, sometimes I forget the turn signal is still on since there is no loud audible click. Overall, I recommend it if you want to add the foglight to your mazda.

Works exactly as advertised. This, plus a fifty dollar fog light kit makes for a big bang for buck upgrade on any third gen BM Mazda 3. It's very easy to swap- park the car with the wheel turned either left or right, undo two philips head screws from the bottom of the steering wheel cover, pop them apart (use hand pressure), and then use a flat blade screwdriver to push in and release the tab holding the signal switch. Slide out and slide in this one. A job that takes maybe 10 minutes to do.The one I got appears to be genuine OEM. Clicks and rotations are exactly the same force as my old turn signal light. Great price for a high quality piece.

Works flawlessly. Easy to install, about 10 minutes. Great for adding foglights to my factory harness on a 2014 Mazda 3.

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My '14 mazda 3 didn't come with fog lights so I installed aftermarket fog lights. I used this selector to replace the one without the fog switch.It was very easy to install. Just turn the wheel to the left 90° and remove the two screws under the steering column. Then pop the cover open, unclip and slide out the old selector, and slide the new one in.Like others have said, this selector is a bit less stiff than the original one when using the turn signals. I actually prefer the new one. It works perfectly

there's a tab that has to be pushed back and then it slips right out. The new one slips right in. It's Factory. It's not after market. You can' t get better than that. I added fog lights to my Mazda 6, they came with a wiring harness. I preferred to simply replace this switch. The car is pre-wired for the fog lights. replacing this switch was a lot easier than installing that wiring harness.

This worked great and was easy to install. The inly down side is when the switch is hit for a turn signal, there isnt that click that most cars have. The switch has little resistance for the turn signal. Other then that it works great and was easy to install