Thread: Fogs on with High Beams, Someone School Me?

I want my fog lights to stay on with my high beams because the crappy FleaBay lights are nowhere near bright enough without the fogs on.

TIA.

http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Gr...Hi/Fog_Hi.html

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Gr...Hi/Fog_Hi.html

High five

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Gr...Hi/Fog_Hi.html

Thanx, BB. I did this today also.

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

So I soldered a wire to pin 85 on relay 17 but how do you hook the wire to pin 86 on relay 11?

Originally Posted by Tonkin2000GT

So I soldered a wire to pin 85 on relay 17 but how do you hook the wire to pin 86 on relay 11?

I made a small notch near the base and wrapped it there.

Worked like a charm, thanks a lot man

Do you have to change the wiring on the switch? Is it just so the light lights up when the fog lights are on? The light not being on doesn't really bother me is why I ask.

Originally Posted by Tonkin2000GT

Do you have to change the wiring on the switch? Is it just so the light lights up when the fog lights are on? The light not being on doesn't really bother me is why I ask.

No. My indicator lamp quit working long ago so I didn't bother.

Originally Posted by idrivejunk

No. My indicator lamp quit working long ago so I didn't bother.

Okay thanks. Yea I would rather not even have the indicator light anyways.

Good to know that a solder joint doesn't melt the relay.

Originally Posted by Tonkin2000GT

Do you have to change the wiring on the switch? Is it just so the light lights up when the fog lights are on? The light not being on doesn't really bother me is why I ask.

Yes, you can leave the switch alone if you don't mind the light not coming on.

So far, so good. I split the wire end's strands into two bundles and tied and trimmed it tightly at the notch then cut a small piece of electrical tape to go there. That corner doesn't mash down all the way but its enough. Soldering there might melt the relay. That was the best way I could figure so it would still plug in as far as possible. Keep in mind I live in Arkansas though, ha ha.

I left the switch as is, no biggie to me.

Originally Posted by 02GTPJeff

Is anyone aware of a a way to have hi-beams on with low beams plus fog lights? I have HID low beams but sometimes it would be nice to have high beams on also...its probably overkill, just thought I would ask. Sorry for the thread jack.

It can be done, but don't do it. Too much heat and you will kill your bulbs. Besides, HID hi's make such a little difference that it wouldn't be worth it.

Originally Posted by HighOctaneRacing

You're right Bob but how can a cop prove it?

Around here, the copper could write you up for a Vehicle Inspection, which costs around $120, and could lead to other problems with your vehicle that must be repaired before you pass the inspection.

Pretty sure I have a better chance of winning the Powerball Lottery. LOL