1997-99 Mitsubishi Eclipse Fog Lights

1997-99 Eclipse Fog Lights

This guide covers the fog lights and related parts used on the North American 1997-99 Mitsubishi Eclipse ONLY. It does NOT cover 1995-96 (2GA), or any export versions of the Eclipse. Nor does it cover any Eagle Talon fog light assemblies or parts.


Disclaimer: this info may not be comprehensive or exhaustive, and may contain mistakes or errors. If you see a mistake or something missing, feel free to drop a comment. 

Fun Fact: ALL North American 2GB Eclipse trim levels came equipped from the factory with fog lights from the factory EXCEPT for the RS. The RS trim level used non-fog light covers instead of fog lights (see below). You can learn more about the RS trim level here.


OEM 2GB Eclipse Fog Lights
New old stock housing shown.


Fog Light Assembly
Includes Fog Light Housing, M6x20 Screw, Grommets (2 qty.), and H3 Bulb.

  • Left: MR296279
  • Right: MR296280


Fog Light Housing Only

  • Left: MR300751
  • Right: MR300752


Fog Light Fasteners & Hardware

  • M6x20 Screw (1 qty. required per fog light): MS200352
  • Grommet (2 qty. required per fog light): MU810520



OEM 2GB Eclipse Bezels & Non-Fog Light Covers
Used bezel & cover shown.

Fog Light Bezel
Includes M4x16 Screw and Lamp Nut.

  • Left: MR296097
  • Right: MR296098


Non-Fog Light Cover
Used on Eclipse RS. Includes M4x16 Screw and Lamp Nut.

  • Left: MR296277
  • Right: MR296278


Bezel/Cover Fasteners & Hardware

  • M4x16 Screw (1 qty. required per bezel/cover): MF453079
  • Lamp Nut (1 qty. required per bezel/cover): MB623817



2GB Eclipse Front Fog Light Brackets


Bracket Only

  • Left: MR221611
  • Right: MR221612


Bracket Fasteners & Hardware
Not Included with OEM bracket.

  • M6x16 Washer Assembled Bolt (3 qty. required per bracket): MS240121



Electrical Components
North American Fog Light Switch shown in Black.


Fog Light Switch

  • Blue: MR147076
  • Gray: MR147075
  • Black: MR760230


Switch Blank/Plug
Used on Eclipse RS.

  • Blue: MR117095
  • Gray: MR117094
  • Black: MR760231


Fog Light Relay: MR122409


Fog Light Unboxing Video

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