I want fogs on all the time? I read it!
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I want fogs on all the time? I read it!
Hi Guys, Gals,
I dont want to belabor a point , but i didn 't see the answer to this specific scenereo in the posts. Especially the long detailing the light switch and wiring. What i did get from it all is this. In my US Lightning the #2 wire is the "input to the fog lights", and #5 is the "output to the Fogs". If i simply jumper the two wont my fogs be on whenever the ignition is on???
That is what i want, fogs on all the time, with the ignition. Is this the answer???
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Silver '00 Lightning.
#3962/4966 6/16/00
K&N air
JL-XR's, VR's and 10WO, Crossfire amps.
Ligted Logos.
Clear corners, Altezza tails on order.
I dont want to belabor a point , but i didn 't see the answer to this specific scenereo in the posts. Especially the long detailing the light switch and wiring. What i did get from it all is this. In my US Lightning the #2 wire is the "input to the fog lights", and #5 is the "output to the Fogs". If i simply jumper the two wont my fogs be on whenever the ignition is on???
That is what i want, fogs on all the time, with the ignition. Is this the answer???
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Silver '00 Lightning.
#3962/4966 6/16/00
K&N air
JL-XR's, VR's and 10WO, Crossfire amps.
Ligted Logos.
Clear corners, Altezza tails on order.
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#3
Thanks, but that ain't it. i read all that and all of the f150 posts. i dont want to modify the switch, so i can have fogs in different positions. I want to make a simple electrical jump allowing the fogs to basically come on with the ignition, and stay on with the switch in any position. Always on!
So having said that, the posts dont exactly go there. However, if i read the root posts correctly i should in theory be able to jump from the fog input to the fog output, right? Bypassing the switch all together. This would be the #2 and #5 wires...right??
So having said that, the posts dont exactly go there. However, if i read the root posts correctly i should in theory be able to jump from the fog input to the fog output, right? Bypassing the switch all together. This would be the #2 and #5 wires...right??
#6
Connect the yellow wire at the light switch to the red/yellow wire leading out of fuse #29. Don't cut anything, just run a wire from one to the other.
The yellow wire will trigger the fog lamp relay which is always powered. Fuse #29 is used with the autolamp module and is hot during start and run.
You might think about putting a switch in somewhere to turn them off. If one should burn out or crack, you don't want to look like a dork driving around with one light on until you get a replacement.
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Mark
'00 Lightning
'79+ Corvette
The yellow wire will trigger the fog lamp relay which is always powered. Fuse #29 is used with the autolamp module and is hot during start and run.
You might think about putting a switch in somewhere to turn them off. If one should burn out or crack, you don't want to look like a dork driving around with one light on until you get a replacement.
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Mark
'00 Lightning
'79+ Corvette
#7
I just reread your message. No, connecting #2 to #5 will not work. The fog lights are powered by the head lights. So bypassing the switch will only make the fog lights come on whenever the headlights are on. There is no switched ignition power at the light switch, so it has to come from somewhere else.
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Mark
'00 Lightning
'79+ Corvette
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Mark
'00 Lightning
'79+ Corvette
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The other possibility I can think of is to jumper pin 8 to pin 2. Pin 8 is always hot by my diagram. I don't remember if pin 8 goes off with the ignition though. Maybe give that a try as well. Good luck!
~rick
(formerly known as lightning_svt on this board)
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rcarino@mindspring.com
2000 SVT F-150 Lightning (hot red, of course)
~rick
(formerly known as lightning_svt on this board)
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rcarino@mindspring.com
2000 SVT F-150 Lightning (hot red, of course)