Fog lights (PTF) Priora: Connection diagram and do-it-yourself installation

Law and GOST

It is necessary to take into account one of the important points when installing PTF is subsequent adjustment and LAW. According to traffic rules, lighting equipment should not blind cars moving in the opposite direction. To do this, it is imperative to adjust the headlights.

It is prohibited to install lamps not specified by the manufacturer, such as xenon and LED. PTF priors must have H11 type halogen lamps installed.

Standard PTF Priora 1 and 2: article number, price

AvtoVAZ installs fog lights on Lada Priora from Bosch and Avtosvet (Kirzhach). The difference is that Bosch is 40% larger in installation depth than fog lights from Kirzhach. Lighting equipment from BOSCH was installed in luxury versions, and from Kirzhach - in standard ones. Two options for the kit are being considered. The first set is a PTF for Priora 1 (pre-restyling), the second is for Priora 2 (restyling). The difference is the shape of the headlights and installation points. PTFs are sold complete or separately.

For Priora 1:

• PTF set of Kirzhach “Avtosvet” 21700-3743010-52. Price – about 700-800 rubles. One headlight costs about 500 rubles.
• PTF kit Bosch 21700-3743010-54. Price – about 1600-1900 rubles. One headlight costs about 900 rubles.

For Priora 2:

• PTF set Kirzhach “Avtosvet” 21700-3743010-53. Price – about 800-900 rubles. One headlight costs about 500 rubles.
• PTF kit Bosch 21700-3743010-50. Price – about 1000-1200 rubles. One headlight costs about 600 rubles.

Additionally, you will have to purchase an installation kit or just a set of wires for installing fog lights for the Lada Priora-2170; it comes with a button and a relay. The kit costs about 600 rubles.

Prices for headlights and work

Installing headlights in the showroom (where you buy a car) will cost 2,000 - 3,000 rubles, plus the price of fog lights is 2,600 rubles, which is much more expensive than in a store. Installation of fog lights in a car service center averages from 1,500 to 2,000 rubles. You can buy headlights yourself. It is not necessary to pay money for installation, because fog lights can be installed on your own.

The price of a set of fog lights varies from 1200 to 1800 rubles. For headlights you need to purchase a connection kit - 400 rubles.

Fog lamp models

Kirzhach and Bosch are not a death sentence, and if the light of these models does not suit you, there is a good choice from other manufacturers:

• Automotive lighting (Ryazan);
• Beam (Ryazan);
• DAAZ;
• Orion-7 (diode);

Made in China (lensed or diode). The Chinese also sell frames for the restyled version, which are installed instead of a plug and leave a hole exactly for the old-style foglights - on the pre-restyled Priora. A non-diode or non-lensed analogue of fog lights costs much less, but you shouldn’t rush into purchasing - bright white light does not always come with a long service life.

Description of the scheme

The relay must be connected according to this diagram. The relay has only 4 contacts, which are assigned numbers: 85, 86, 87 and 30.

• We connect contact number 86 to the negative of the battery;
• We connect contact number 30 to the “plus” of the battery;
• Contact number 87 is connected to the power wire (plus) of the PTF;
• We connect contact number 85 to the PTF ON/OFF button with a blue wire through a fuse;

Installation

https://youtube.com/watch?v=vOFgTINiFVo

The car must be driven onto an overpass or pit, and the following kit must be prepared:

• PTF and installation kit;
• keys for 10, 13;
• crosshead screwdriver;
• pliers.

1. Disconnect the ground from the battery to prevent a short circuit.
2. We unscrew the bumper fastenings (several screws on the side, bottom and top), and remove it.
3. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the screws holding the plugs. It is advisable to use a short Phillips screwdriver.
4. We insert the headlights into the places where the plugs were. We fasten with the same self-tapping screws.
5. We take a long wire from the kit, insert it into the right headlight, then into the left one and pull it into the engine compartment from the battery side.
6. Remove the washer tank using a 10mm wrench, then the expansion tank.
7. Using the key to 13, we eliminate the wipers.
8. We unscrew the protective plastic to gain access to the left edge of the upholstery.
9. Loosen the clamp and remove the hose.
10. We remove the upholstery.
11. We stretch the wires along the standard wiring through the plug into the car interior and fasten them with clamps included in the kit.
12. We assemble all the parts in reverse order. Don't forget to connect the two black wires to the outermost bolts of the crankcase guard.
13. Let's go to the car interior. Remove the protective cover under the steering column. To do this, turn 3 locks 90 degrees.
14. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the self-tapping screw, which is located under the fuse block. We take out the block.
15. From the center console, remove the rear window heating button and the plug. They are located to the left of the clock.
16. From the set we take out the button with wires. We stretch the long blue wire to the fuse block, and connect the remaining three to the heated rear window button using the clips included in the kit. We connect everything according to the color scheme.
17. We insert the relay for the fog lights included in the kit into the fuse box. We connect the wires according to the diagram:

• long blue to A85;
• red and black to 30 and 86;
• yellow wire from 87 with two outputs to F17, F18;
• we take the previously passed wires from under the engine compartment and connect them to F17, F18;
• We insert two fuses from the kit into sockets F17, F18.

Collecting elements. We connect the ground to the battery, turn on the ignition and check the serviceability of the fog lights (the fog lamps will only work when the ignition is on).

How to replace a burnt out lamp

Let's start with replacing the lamps in the foglight of the Lada Priora. This is a simple matter, and there is absolutely no need to go to a service station for such a trifle - everything can be done on your own. First of all, what lamps are installed in the PTF of this car? The manufacturer installs H11 type halogen lamps with a power of 55 W on both regular Priora and Priora Restyling (production since 2013).

Light bulbs in PTF Lada Priora of any modifications

In addition to, in fact, new lamps, we will need:

• Torx key T-30;
• socket wrench (head) 10;
• cotton gloves;
• inspection pit or overpass.

Removing the power unit mudguard

We drive the car into a pit or overpass. To get to the PTF of the Priora, you need to remove the engine mudguard or, as it is also called, the engine protection. To do this, use a T-30 wrench to unscrew the four screws that secure the mudguards to the engine mudguard. The photo shows two, the remaining two are on the other side of the mudguard.

Now we arm ourselves with a 10mm wrench and unscrew first the two rear mounting bolts (the second on the opposite side), and then the five front mounting bolts.

The mudguard can now be removed to gain access to the fog lights.

Replacing lamps

We look under the bumper and get to the back of the PTF. In front of us is a lamp base with a power supply inserted into it. Press the latch and pull out the block.

Turn the light bulb counterclockwise until it stops and remove it from the flashlight housing.

We put on cotton gloves, remove the new lamp from the box and install it in place of the burnt one, not forgetting to lock it by turning it clockwise until it stops. We connect the power supply (the latch should snap into place). Similarly, we change the light bulb on the second PTF and install the engine mudguard in place.

How to install PTF correctly, and why do you need to replace standard lamps?

Fog lights are installed on Priora just like on any other car.

Fog lamps must comply not only with traffic regulations, but also comply with UNECE standards. The latter suggest that the fog beam on the Priora and any other car must have a special wide-angle light distribution, with a clearly defined upper limit and dispersion of up to 70 degrees horizontally. Only compliance with these parameters gives the required anti-fog effect.

The most common today are fog lights with halogen lamps with a power of 55 watts. They create a luminous flux of 1.1 thousand lumens, which is enough to illuminate a space of 25-30 meters in front of the car.

Replacing conventional incandescent lamps with them is almost always required, because... old-style lamps provide the necessary illumination at a distance of about 8-10 meters, which is clearly not enough for modern driving conditions.

Step-by-step instructions for installing PTF on Priora

Now let’s try to install fog lights on the Priora ourselves - after all, they do not come with all car trim levels. First of all, you need to buy the lanterns themselves: they can be either lensed or with regular glass. Which ones to take? There are 4 most common and available options:

1. Bosch (Germany-Russia).
2. Luch (Russia).
3. Kirzhach (Russia).
4. "Noname" (China).

Which one to give preference to is a purely personal matter. Everything will depend on financial capabilities, although the PTFs of the first three companies are almost equal in both quality and cost. The Chinese nonname, sold literally “in bulk”, of course, is, to put it mildly, not up to par with the others, and even does not always have the appropriate certification.

Fog lights on Lada Priora (from left to right): Bosch, Luch, Kirzhach, China

If on your Priora the places in the bumper reserved for PTF are not round, but like on the Priora Restyling SE (see differences in PTF below), then you will additionally need to purchase special decorative trims.

Important! When purchasing PTFs, be sure to ensure that they are certified in accordance with GOST R 41.19-99 (UNECE Rules No. 19). Otherwise, you will not pass the next technical inspection, and if you meet a traffic police officer on the road, you may even lose your license for a year.

What is included in the kit for installing fog lights

In addition to the headlights, you need to purchase a special kit for connecting fog lights. It includes:

• PTF power button;
• set of installation wires;
• fuses (optional);
• PTF control relay;
• connecting blocks.

Healthy! If desired, you can choose a complete set, which even includes fog lights.

Installation process

If everything is purchased, then you can start installing. Let's start with the PTFs and put them in their regular place. To do this, remove the bumper from the Priora by unscrewing all the screws around its perimeter.

Now we cut out the plugs that cover the holes provided for the PTF.

On some Prior modifications, the plug is not molded into the bumper, but is screwed with three self-tapping screws to the places where the lights are attached.

We install the purchased PTFs in place and secure each one with three self-tapping screws.

If you have the SE modification, then before installing the headlight, you need to install the decorative trim, which I wrote about above.

That's all for the installation. We put the bumper aside and work on the PTF power button. The ideal place for installation is next to the heating button. We remove the plug and in its place we will install the PTF control button. But first it needs to be connected, so it’s time to move on to assembling the electrical circuit.

Connection diagram

How to connect PTF to the on-board network? Let's not reinvent the wheel, but connect it the way the manufacturer intended. Let's look at the standard connection diagram:

Electrical diagram for connecting PTF to Lada Priora

Here, in principle, everything is simple and clear, but it can be made even simpler. Let's start with the fact that we absolutely do not need to go into the mounting block (fuse box). We will place the relay in the engine compartment, and the button, including its backlight, will be powered from the heating button. To do this, pry up the heating button with a screwdriver and remove it along with the power supply.

We arm ourselves with a tester, turning it on in the DC voltage measurement mode (the limit is not lower than 15 V). We connect one probe of the device to the car body (minus power). Now, with the ignition off, turn on the headlights and use the second probe to find the voltage of 12 V on the heating button block. Connect the backlight LED to this wire. According to the above diagram, this is the white (yellow) wire, terminal “B” of the PTF button.

Now we also turn on the ignition - the side lights will light up. We look for the contact on the heating button where 12 V appears, and connect contact “2” of the fog light control button to it (according to our diagram, red/pink wire). Contact “A” is connected to the body, contacts “D” and “1” are connected to each other, and the wire from them is brought out into the engine compartment. We put the buttons in place - and that’s it with the Priora’s interior, let’s move on to the engine compartment.

We choose a place to install the relay, guided by the fact that it can be connected to the positive terminal of the battery, the body, fog lights and the button with wires of a minimum length. And, of course, this place should not get too hot from the engine. We fasten the relay to the body using the provided mounting eye, and under the same screw we insert a wire connected to the 86th contact of the relay (numbering on the device body).

To pin 85 we connect the wire that we routed from the button from the interior. We apply “+” of the on-board network to pin 30, taking it, for example, from the battery terminal. There are lights left, and they need to be connected through fuses (indicated in the diagram as F15 and F16) with a nominal value of 15 A to pin 87 of the relay. We connect the second power wires for the fog lights to the body. We insert the power connectors into the PTF.

We check the operation of the fog lights: they must be controlled by a button, but only when the ignition is on. The button itself should be illuminated in the same way as all the others in the cabin + signal that the PTF is turned on. If everything works as expected, install the bumper in place - and have a safe trip in any weather!

How to connect fog lights on Lada Priora?

When there is not much left in stock, you just have to disassemble everything and install the PTF, then put everything back together and enjoy the work done. Kidding :-).

1. Let's start with the fact that we need to de-energize everything, to do this we remove the “-” terminal of the battery.
2. Next, you need to remove the bumper; to do this, unscrew the screws that secure it one by one. The screws that need to be unscrewed are marked in the photo. After all the fasteners are unscrewed, carefully unclip the bumper from the latches and dismantle it completely.

1. Next, take a screwdriver and remove the foglight plugs, which are attached with self-tapping screws.

We prepare our fog lights and proceed to an important stage called “installation of fog lights.” We carefully place the PTFs in their regular places and secure them with the screws that secured the plugs

Then we start laying the wiring. The wiring is routed from the inside of the bumper; it is advisable to use corrugated wire.

1. The wires need to be pulled into the cabin in the GTZ area; to do this, we take out a special plug, under which the holes we need are hidden. For convenience, it is recommended to remove the frill along with the wipers, as well as the expansion tank with bracket.

1. In the cabin, in order to extend and connect the fog lights, you should pull off the trim (sound insulation) and pull the wire into the cabin.

1. When the wires are brought into the interior, you can start connecting. The diagram according to which it should be connected is usually included with the PTF kit, but just in case I decided to post the diagram.

Connecting the fog lights to the button requires the removal of the central panel.

When installing the PTF relay in the unit, it is important not to mix up the wires and follow the PTF connection diagram.

Installing fog lights on a Lada Priora is quite an extraordinary task and can be done by any car enthusiast. The only problem is the connection; as a rule, difficulties arise with it. However, if you follow the instructions and carefully study the connection diagram, then everything should work out. If difficulties arise during the connection, I recommend contacting an experienced electrician, he will easily help you for a minimal fee. Before final assembly, do not forget to check everything and make sure that the PTFs are working as they should.

That’s all for me, thank you for your attention and see you again at VAZ Repair! Bye!

PTFs are installed on the Priora to improve the standard light when driving through dark sections of the road or in fog, they are simply necessary. Fog lights on the Priora are a privilege of luxury trim levels. Lada Priora was produced in 2 bumper design options: restyling SE, pre-restyling, so the part number is different - more about it below. In all other, empty configurations of the Priora car, plugs are installed in place of the PTF, which over time you want to replace with fog lights. Usually this moment comes when the driver drives his car for the first time through dense fog - so that visibility is minimal, it’s scary to drive, but it’s necessary. In such cases, the emergency lights turn on, movement should be slow and careful - and if there were fog lights, the driver would feel more confident.

Connecting the PTF is done in 7-8 steps; if you wish, you can do it yourself in the garage - read about it in this article.

The turning point leads to the choice between lens PTFs in the Priora and LED PTFs. One way or another, when driving in conditions of insufficient visibility, the light will become much larger. The driver will do everything possible to fulfill his duty to ensure traffic safety. But the fulfillment of this duty will have to be supported.

Installing PTF in Priora 1 and 2: are there any differences?

The PTF connection on the Priora differs in the position of the headlights: in the pre-restyling version, the round headlights are located closer to the center of the front end, and in the Priora 2 - restyling: the trapezoidal PTFs are located closer to the edges of the front bumper.

Installing PTF in Priora 2 can be complicated by the fact that instead of a trapezoidal headlight, the headlight of a pre-restyling Priora car will be installed; you will have to stock up on screws and patience in order to secure the headlight well in the frame, and the plastic frame to the bumper. You can install fog lights in a couple of hours, the main thing is to understand the wiring connection order.

The procedure for installing the button inside the cabin, powering the circuit

In order to connect the PTF button, you need to perform the following steps:

• Remove the negative terminal of the battery;
• Disassemble the steering column. It is secured with three plastic latches; they need to be turned 90 degrees. Find the safety block;
• The block holds a self-tapping screw, unscrew it;
• Disassemble the center console by unscrewing four screws: under the ashtray, under the radio and near the OPEN sign. In place of the plug, put the on/off button for the fog lights and connect the blue wire to the safety block, possibly through a relay;
• Using clamps, connect the remaining wires to the heated rear window button.

Types of PTF

As you know, Priora underwent several stages of restyling, where one of the main changes was the bumpers. With the change in bumpers, the design of the PTFs themselves also changed.

In the old bumper, the fog lights had a round appearance, but in the new one they already received a frame in the shape of a triangle, but still with the same round headlight.

At first glance, you might think that they are exactly the same, but this is a wrong assumption, they have different mounting brackets

Therefore, it is important to know which bumper the PTF will be installed on.

There are two manufacturers of fog lights for Priora - BOSH and Kirzhach. It is difficult to notice any particular difference in the luminous flux of these manufacturers, but there are differences in the mounting for installation in them. It will be difficult to replace “BOSH” with “Kirzhach”; for this you will have to change the PTF spacer in the SE bumper.

There are two options for installing a pre-restyle Priora and a post-restyle Priora into the bumper (SE bumper, Priora 2).

Articles and price of PTF for PRIORA 1 (pre-restayl until 2012):

PTF Priora 1

PTF "Kirzhach": 21700-3743010-52. The price starts from 700 and reaches 1000 rubles. For one headlight, sellers ask from 500 rubles.

PTF "BOSCH": 21700-3743010-54. The price starts from 1500 and reaches 2000 rubles. For one headlight you will have to pay from 1000 rubles.

Articles and price of PTF for PRIORA 2 (restyled after September 2012):

PTF "Kirzhach": 21700-3743010-53. The price starts from 800 and reaches 1100 rubles. For one headlight, sellers ask from 600 rubles.

PTF "BOSCH": 21700-3743010-50. The price starts from 1000 and reaches 1500 rubles. For one headlight you will have to pay from 700 rubles.

It should also be noted that not all stores come with a mounting kit of wires and relays for the PTF. It is necessary to check with the sellers whether they have an installation kit. Otherwise, you need to purchase it in addition. Its cost is from 600 rubles.

Analogs

If for some reason the models from and “Kirzhach” do not suit you, then you should not be upset. Currently, the market is simply filled with a huge number of Chinese-made analogues.

Manufacturers from China have a large selection of high-quality PTFs that are not inferior to more expensive models.

One of the most popular Chinese PTF models are headlights that completely cover the cutout for the fog lamp, that is, they have the shape of a triangle.

Chinese PTF

If you are categorically not a supporter of Chinese production, there are a number of domestic manufacturers creating analogues of fog lights for the Lada Priora.

Installation of fog lights on Priora, connection diagram

The schematic diagram for connecting fog lights is as follows:

To install PTF, in addition to a set of headlights and an installation kit for connecting fog lights, you will need:

1. insulating tape;
2. heat shrink;
3. corrugation (to insulate the wires);
4. flat screwdriver;
5. Phillips screwdriver;
6. key number 10;
7. key number 13;
8. pliers.

The algorithm for working on installing headlights is as follows:

• Open the hood, remove the negative terminal of the battery. Remove the frill and wipers, dismantle the fastenings using a 13mm wrench. The expansion tank and its mounting bracket must be removed using a 10mm wrench - without this it will simply be inconvenient to work, but putting them back is not difficult.
• Unscrew the screws securing the front bumper. There are 10 of them in total.
• The screws that secure the plugs can be easily unscrewed with a Phillips screwdriver. Fog lights are installed in standard places and securely fastened with self-tapping screws (so that the fastenings do not become loose when driving on uneven roads - because of such a trifle, you will have to return to the garage and remove the bumper).
• Proceed to wiring. It is recommended that all wires be corrugated to prevent chafing, and then secured so that the contacts do not come off.
• In the set of wires, select the longest wire (it is blue). It is “divided” into two “ends”: one is attached to the right headlight, the second to the left. The wire is then pulled into the engine compartment, closer to the master cylinder.
• Pull off the interior trim (a flathead screwdriver will help) and insert the wire into the interior.
• Connect the wire to the safety block.

After work, adjust the fog lights, otherwise all the work will be done in vain!

Basic Setup Aspects

After the fog lights are installed, their luminous flux will need to be properly adjusted so that the operation of the optics is most effective. Adjustment of fog lights should be carried out in conditions that are closest to real ones. Therefore, make sure that there is a spare tire in the trunk, the tank itself is fully filled, and the tire pressure should be the same. In addition, for greater realism, a load weighing about two hundred kilograms can be placed in the car interior.

When all these conditions are met, you can begin adjustment. First of all, the vehicle must be placed on the most level surface, this will allow you to get the most accurate result. If this condition is not met, the adjustment will be incorrect. The setting is done in front of a wall or garage door, this is a prerequisite.

To begin the adjustment, measure the distance from the ground to the middle of the lantern. After this, you should draw a straight line on the wall or garage door that corresponds to the distance measured earlier. Having done this, you will need to draw another stripe - it should be 5 centimeters lower, while the first line can be erased. The anti-fog optics should be adjusted so that the upper limit of illumination is located on the horizontal strip that you draw on the network.

Relays and fuses

The PTF relay from Priora must be secured with an eyelet under any fastening nut so that the wires do not “dangle” and are not pulled under the hood too much. The relay has four contacts, which are labeled: 85, 86, 30 and 87.

• The 86th contact is connected to the negative side of the battery;
• The 30th contact is connected to the “plus” of the battery;
• The 87th contact is connected to the “plus” of the fog lamp;
• Pin 85 is connected to the button with a blue wire through the PTF fuse on the Priora.

Installation

https://youtube.com/watch?v=vOFgTINiFVo

The car must be driven onto an overpass or pit, and the following kit must be prepared:

• PTF and installation kit;
• keys for 10, 13;
• crosshead screwdriver;
• pliers.

1. Disconnect the ground from the battery to prevent a short circuit.
2. We unscrew the bumper fastenings (several screws on the side, bottom and top), and remove it.
3. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the screws holding the plugs. It is advisable to use a short Phillips screwdriver.
4. We insert the headlights into the places where the plugs were. We fasten with the same self-tapping screws.
5. We take a long wire from the kit, insert it into the right headlight, then into the left one and pull it into the engine compartment from the battery side.
6. Remove the washer tank using a 10mm wrench, then the expansion tank.
7. Using the key to 13, we eliminate the wipers.
8. We unscrew the protective plastic to gain access to the left edge of the upholstery.
9. Loosen the clamp and remove the hose.
10. We remove the upholstery.
11. We stretch the wires along the standard wiring through the plug into the car interior and fasten them with clamps included in the kit.
12. We assemble all the parts in reverse order. Don't forget to connect the two black wires to the outermost bolts of the crankcase guard.
13. Let's go to the car interior. Remove the protective cover under the steering column. To do this, turn 3 locks 90 degrees.
14. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the self-tapping screw, which is located under the fuse block. We take out the block.
15. From the center console, remove the rear window heating button and the plug. They are located to the left of the clock.
16. From the set we take out the button with wires. We stretch the long blue wire to the fuse block, and connect the remaining three to the heated rear window button using the clips included in the kit. We connect everything according to the color scheme.
17. We insert the relay for the fog lights included in the kit into the fuse box. We connect the wires according to the diagram:

• long blue to A85;
• red and black to 30 and 86;
• yellow wire from 87 with two outputs to F17, F18;
• we take the previously passed wires from under the engine compartment and connect them to F17, F18;
• We insert two fuses from the kit into sockets F17, F18.

Collecting elements. We connect the ground to the battery, turn on the ignition and check the serviceability of the fog lights (the fog lamps will only work when the ignition is on).

What is the difference between PTF for Priora 1 and Priora 2

In fact, the Lada Priora does not have any generations or numbers. In 2013, this car was restyled, which significantly changed the appearance of the Priora, but this did not make it the second generation. As for PTFs, after restyling they did not change, just as the types of lamps used in them did not change. The only exception is the Lada Priora Restyling SE, which received new PTFs, but with the same H11 lamps.

Third-party developers also produce LED versions of such headlights, and some of them can additionally serve as daytime running lights.

PTF with LED daytime running lights for Priora SE

That's probably all. If you carefully read the article, you will be able to equip your Priora with PTF yourself, and, if necessary, change the light bulb in the headlight.

Adjustment

You managed to install the PTFs, but in order for them to perform their task, they must be configured. Place the Lada Priora on a flat surface. There should be a wall opposite the front bumper; motorists usually use a garage for this. Check the tire pressure - it should be the same.

Now you need to measure the distance from the ground to the middle of the headlight. On the wall, draw an even strip corresponding to the distance from the coating to the middle of the PTF. Draw another strip 5 cm below, the top one can be erased. The fog lights need to be adjusted so that the upper limit of the light is located on the horizontal line that we drew on the surface. As you can see, the headlight adjustment scheme is quite simple.

Lamps in foglights

The effectiveness of PTF in foggy conditions is determined by several factors. Their low placement, different range, and direction of the light flux make it possible to illuminate only the road surface itself, without affecting the surrounding area, like high-beam headlights. This allows you to see the road even in heavy fog, which completely scatters the light of the headlights, creating a snow-white wall in front of the car.