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need walk thru for rewiring fogs on my 93

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i want to do the mod so that i can turn the fogs on with out the headlights being on...if i try to turn the fogs on my headlights cut out for a sec and i loose all my lights its annoying
 

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http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/downloads/instructions/LRS-11654.pdf
 

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I want to do the same, Itlooks cool coming down the road
 

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Cheaper way to do the same thing... LRS-11654 kit cost $200. The Corral fix is less than $30.

SEE http://www.corral.net/tech/maintenance/foglights.html to fix the problem. The stock wiring isn't up to the job and is overheating. The headlight switch & turn/multifunction switch are affected by Ford's wiring problem. Sometimes it overheats so badly that the plastic shells of the wiring connectors start to melt. This will show you how to add a relay to the fog lights to relieve the overload on the headlight wiring.
 

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jrichker said:
Cheaper way to do the same thing... LRS-11654 kit cost $200. The Corral fix is less than $30.

SEE http://www.corral.net/tech/maintenance/foglights.html to fix the problem. The stock wiring isn't up to the job and is overheating. The headlight switch & turn/multifunction switch are affected by Ford's wiring problem. Sometimes it overheats so badly that the plastic shells of the wiring connectors start to melt. This will show you how to add a relay to the fog lights to relieve the overload on the headlight wiring.
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exactly what i was looking for i found this when i first got the car and lost the pages i printed out thank you.
 
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