01 Wire Fogs So Stay On With High Beams And Turn Signals
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01 Wire Fogs So Stay On With High Beams And Turn Signals
Anyone know to wire the fogs so they stay on when you turn on the High Beams? Stock they go off when you turn your high beams on.
Also anyone know how to re-wire your side markers to blink when you put your turn signal on?
Also anyone know how to re-wire your side markers to blink when you put your turn signal on?
#2
You know what's funny? If you pull on the high beam lever about 1/4 way, the fogs will stay on. In fact, if you hit the right spot, you can have all three lights on at the same time. Experiment with it in a very dark and narrow spot -- like a garage or something; somewhere where light won't have space to get lost in.
#5
Go to your fuse box in the engine bay. Find your fog light relay. Pull the fuse box out so that you can see the underside of it. Find the ground wite for that relay (if I remember correctly it is the green wire with a blue strip, might have a gray black or white strip I can't remember at the moment easy to guess and check tho) cut that wire and put some electrical tape on the end coming out of the fuse box to cover it up. Then find the relay for the tail lights and splice the ground wire for the fog lights in to the ground wire for the tail lights. (I don't remember but I think it is just the plain black ground wire) Close everything back up and try it out.
#7
Know of any links with how to's? I just dont want to go in and cut the wrong wire's.
Is it the fuse box in the engine bay or the drivers side in the cabin box.
So the lights will stay on with high beams?
It wont blow the fuse because drawing to much power?
Is it the fuse box in the engine bay or the drivers side in the cabin box.
So the lights will stay on with high beams?
It wont blow the fuse because drawing to much power?
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#11
Originally Posted by siren001
Know of any links with how to's? I just dont want to go in and cut the wrong wire's.
Is it the fuse box in the engine bay or the drivers side in the cabin box.
So the lights will stay on with high beams?
It wont blow the fuse because drawing to much power?
Is it the fuse box in the engine bay or the drivers side in the cabin box.
So the lights will stay on with high beams?
It wont blow the fuse because drawing to much power?
engin bay
sorry I wasn't thinking and that will allow them to come on with the parking lights only instead of just with the headlights.
#16
Re-wire foglights to stay on with the highbeams:
Pull your AIR BAG fuse of disconnect your battery (working around the steering column). Unscrew the black backing plate for the steering wheel. Remove the top piece of that assembly. Look for a SMALL WHITE plug in connector near the switch for the highbeams. There are two wires going to it. Cut the wire that is coming out from the bottom of the plug in connector. Use another piece of wire to extend this wire to a grounded bolt under the dash. Unscrew that bolt and put that wire underneath that bolt, screw that bolt back. Put everything back together.
Your foglights will now stay on with your highbeams.
Pull your AIR BAG fuse of disconnect your battery (working around the steering column). Unscrew the black backing plate for the steering wheel. Remove the top piece of that assembly. Look for a SMALL WHITE plug in connector near the switch for the highbeams. There are two wires going to it. Cut the wire that is coming out from the bottom of the plug in connector. Use another piece of wire to extend this wire to a grounded bolt under the dash. Unscrew that bolt and put that wire underneath that bolt, screw that bolt back. Put everything back together.
Your foglights will now stay on with your highbeams.
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