Fog Light Question

SRT Handz

I tripped & fell down and cut myself & got blood

Oct 10, 2004

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La Mirada, CA

May 30, 2005

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• May 30, 2005

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IS there some way that you can get the foglights to stay on while the brights are on?

 

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01SN8K

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Jun 9, 2004

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May 31, 2005

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• May 31, 2005

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they would have to be rewired to do so.

 

Dark Knight GT

I can't get it up......ok that didn't sound right.

May 26, 2003

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Ozark, Missouri

May 31, 2005

#3

• May 31, 2005

• #3

Just invest in a custom HID kit with its own computer and the problem will be solved. That will only cost about 2-3k dollars.

Seriously, as the guy said above, re-wiring is the only way to do it. I think thats the only way to do it. I wonder if the lighting is hooked to the ECU in anway ?

 

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01SN8K

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it just needs to be wired to a power supply that is not cut by the headlights when they are on high. but if you do so i would find a 12v that is switched with the key just in case you forget to turn them off. btw, just curious why do you need fog lights with your high beams?

 

ACSPONY

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Oct 10, 2004

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Ohio

May 31, 2005

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• May 31, 2005

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You can use the Foglight re-wire method found on mustangworld.com. This uses the power supply from the convertible harness. The lights will stay on when the brights are on and they will turn off when the car is turned off.
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/fog2.htm
Took me about 20mins.
~A.C.

 

topless98gt

Adhesive Feces

Mar 31, 2005

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Arlington, TX

Sep 19, 2005

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• Sep 19, 2005

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ACSPONY said:

You can use the Foglight re-wire method found on mustangworld.com. This uses the power supply from the convertible harness. The lights will stay on when the brights are on and they will turn off when the car is turned off.
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/fog2.htm
Took me about 20mins.
~A.C.

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I'm scared to do this because I have a convertible and I don't want to accidentally screw something up and it stop working.

 

ACSPONY

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Sep 19, 2005

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• Sep 19, 2005

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It's pretty straightforward. Worst-case scenario, you cut the wrong wire and have to re-connect it with some solder/wire tape or a butt connector. Just read through the directions once or twice BEFORE you start cutting/splicing things and you'll be good to go
~A.C.