Ba/territory 05 fog light wiring diagram so i can fit new lights how do i install as mine had none so its a new install 05 territory

Unless you have a Ford fog light kit that plugs into existing wiring it would be unwise to fit your foglights except by the old fashioned best practice method of keeping the new wiring completely separate from the existing vehicle wiring. It is too easy to inadvertently upset computers and other electronics.

You will need to supply the lamps via a fuse and relay from the battery. How the relay is to be triggered depends on the regulations where you are. In the UK for instance, fog lights must only be used in fog or falling snow and in conjunction with dipped headlamps so it makes sense to draw the relay trigger current via a dashboard switch from the dipped headlamps. This means the foglights can't accidentally be used except with the dipped headlamps...

Hope this helps!

I suspect that there is a replacement headlight switch that includes the fog light function.

To get at the fog lights out you have to unclip them, 4 latches - one on each cnr of the black ousing which can be reached by reaching down past headlights.
Once loose they can be accessed by removing the wheel arch lining and pull out that way after unclipping the wiring block connnector. They look like a sealed unit but are not and come apart between the ehite and black housing. This makes it possible to be able to replace the 55w halogen bulb

No it will not have the connectors to the lights, but it will have a connector where the fog light sub harness would connect. You should be able to buy the entire kit at the dealer, it will come with fitting instructions and wiring diagrams.

It can be absolutely anywhere. Rear fogs are not required in Japan, and the Lucida was a Japanese-only model. When they get exported outside Japan to territories like UK/Europe where rear fog lights are compulsory the importer or retailer usually just fits a cheap rear fog light kit and mounts the switch almost anywhere as long as there is a warning light visible to the driver.

Better quality conversions will replace the Lucida's lighting stalk with the one fitted to the Previa; this has a rotating collar which acts as the fog light switch and sometimes the job is done even more properly and the instrument binnacle from a Previa is also fitted. This then means that the warning light is with the other instruments as per a Previa and if you're in the UK/Republic of Ireland the speedo in is mph.

here is a link that can help you.
http://www.donmar.com/Tech/FogLight-TCA-303.pdf

Do not fit these lights yourself,you must take the vehicle to the dealer to have it done .Firstly as vehicle wasnt factory fitted you need the original homoglonation certificate from the manufacturer for the model with the foglights fitted,then you need a installation project drawn up by certifide auto engineer with the relevent technical qualifications (i have them) then they can only be fitted by a garage with an added value tax certificate,then vehicle must be presented to the local vehicle inspection depot to be mechanically inspected all over weither its due or not,the relevant paperwork plus the fee presented ,then a new vehicle registratrion document issued showing the changes.Failure to to this will cause the vehicle to fail its inspection when next presented as paperwork isnt correct ,the lights are ilrevelent as to weither they work or not,but if fitted from new they must work.Also if stopped by the guardis civil and paperwork checked,and they notice then you risk having the vehice impounded their and then on the spot ,big fine and the cost of the removal truck.

possible solution, but when i first bought my '05 i took it in for the mischevious airbag light... I was told i needed my coolant and tranny fluid flushed and they did from what I remember 2/3's on both for 150.

im pretty sure these cars were already prewired for fog lights .there should be some plugs behind the bumper to fit them.if not get back i will explain how to wire them up.best of luck.