Considering fog lamps

[Mentaluproar]

When changing my headlamps, I saw a connector that I think is intended for fog lamps. Is that right? It was behind the drivers headlamp.

I found these and am wondering if I can add fog lamps to an echo thatdisntinckude them from the factory, like these.

http://www.tunersdepot.com/Toyota_Echo_Fog_Lights.htm

What about the fog lamp switch?

[Swords]

You can add foglights, they were options on canadian or european I cant recall. Anyway, you found the pre wiring but I dont believe you'll find the relay under the dash since the car didnt have the feature. the switch location should be on the dash behind the the headlight arm/turn signal arm. Your better off wiring in an after market set then trying to much around with the stock wiring. And you'll still need the aftermarket fog light relays and switch.
Good luck
(anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong on this one)

[Kiwi-Corolla]

Swords is correct. On my Dad's JDM 2001 Toyota Vitz RS with factory fog lights the switch is incorporated into the headlight switch, but there'll be a blank on the dash that you can use to fit a switch into. I've never looked at the relay locations of an Echo/Vitz that doesn't have OEM fog lights, but on Corollas without OEM fog lights the hole for the relay is there but there are no pins inside it (and obviously no relay). It's MUCH easier to hook up an aftermarket relay rather than add the pins to the existing relay location. Simply mount the relay in the engine bay and run wiring to the fog lights, switch and power source.

As for the fog lamp switch, your best bet would be to find out the part number for the OEM switch and buy one brand new. Otherwise you could always try to find one equipped with fog lights at a wreckers and buy it secondhand, or just use a generic switch from an auto store. I'd recommend hooking the switch up to a switched power source (such as the cigarette lighter) so that you can't accidentally leave the fog lights on when you leave the car. This is how I wired the fog lights up on my Corolla. All in all it's a very easy modification to perform yourself, or a cheap modification to get done by an auto electrician.