Quick fog lamp question
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Quick fog lamp question
Dont have fog lamps on my s*** box and I was just wondering on what had to be done to make them work
What I have bought
1. Both fog lights
2. Headlight switch w/ fog light option
Now is there a relay or fuse or somehing to make them work. The harness is there but im really sure is not just a plug and play thing. Thanks.
What I have bought
1. Both fog lights
2. Headlight switch w/ fog light option
Now is there a relay or fuse or somehing to make them work. The harness is there but im really sure is not just a plug and play thing. Thanks.
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On the schematic, there is a 5A fuse (in the fuse / relay box) and there is also a relay closer to the lamps.
The fuse should be in the passenger compartment fuse panel, and the relay should be in the relay / fuse block in the engine compartment.
Worse comes to worse, plug in the switch and fuse, and turn it on - check it with a VOM and see if you get power at the harness.
Which foglights did you use? I'm thinking of swapping mine for projectors, but I want to know how they look.
The fuse should be in the passenger compartment fuse panel, and the relay should be in the relay / fuse block in the engine compartment.
Worse comes to worse, plug in the switch and fuse, and turn it on - check it with a VOM and see if you get power at the harness.
Which foglights did you use? I'm thinking of swapping mine for projectors, but I want to know how they look.
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relay is position 9 and needs a 15A relay if there isn't one in there. looking at the box, its on the low-right side where the bank turns to 2 wide fuses - second one IN from the left.
It's odd though - the FSM says relay + fuse, but the owners manual just says high current fuse.
It's odd though - the FSM says relay + fuse, but the owners manual just says high current fuse.
