Quite a few people have replaced the fog lights. You don't need to do anything special for just the bulb. You don't need to remove the bumper. The owner's manual shows what needs to be done. There is a hole directly under the fog light with a screw in it. You unscrew that with a phillips I believe, the screw has a retainer so it doesn't fall out. You just keep unscrewing until you can feel the screw is loose when you push up on it.
Then, the manual shows you that you need to slip a flat head screw driver in a small notch in the black housing right where the fog light lens is. There is no special tab inside, its just a hole to give you leverage. You try to pry the black plastic housing off. There are about 4-5 tabs holding the outer edges of the housing in place. Prying it per instruction should only get you to undo 1 or 2 of the tabs. The rest you have to try to undo yourself in whatever way you can. Some of them come out easily, others not so much. Just try to be fairly easy on it since it seems like you can break the plastic tabs if you are too rough.
The manual then instructs you to remove the coupler/connector, then the bulb, but I found it much easier to just remove the bulb first (you need to twist the bulb to unlock it, then pull it out), then you can easily remove the coupler.
Then you just reverse the process.
Then, the manual shows you that you need to slip a flat head screw driver in a small notch in the black housing right where the fog light lens is. There is no special tab inside, its just a hole to give you leverage. You try to pry the black plastic housing off. There are about 4-5 tabs holding the outer edges of the housing in place. Prying it per instruction should only get you to undo 1 or 2 of the tabs. The rest you have to try to undo yourself in whatever way you can. Some of them come out easily, others not so much. Just try to be fairly easy on it since it seems like you can break the plastic tabs if you are too rough.
The manual then instructs you to remove the coupler/connector, then the bulb, but I found it much easier to just remove the bulb first (you need to twist the bulb to unlock it, then pull it out), then you can easily remove the coupler.
Then you just reverse the process.
