Keeping fog lights on

[rono]

Is there a way to keep the fog lights on when on high beam? On my '01, we could remove a relay and put a jumper in there to keep them on. Has anyone done this and, how did you do it?

Thanks, Ron

 

[TKeeler]

Is there a way to keep the fog lights on when on high beam? On my '01, we could remove a relay and put a jumper in there to keep them on. Has anyone done this and, how did you do it?

Thanks, Ron

Ron you have a 2nd generation truck question and this is the 3rd generation 6. 7 engine and transmission forum... Go here https://www.turbodieselregister.com...4-rewire-get-fog-lights-stay.html#post1070016

 

[Sky]

Ron you have a 2nd generation truck question and this is the 3rd generation 6. 7 engine and transmission forum... Go here https://www.turbodieselregister.com...4-rewire-get-fog-lights-stay.html#post1070016

I think he was just asking about the 6. 7's like the 2nd gens. . Oh but its the engine/transmission forum

 

[Grizzly]

My fog lights are always on while on low beam. I don't really think you need them on high beam. I have read that it is illegal to run fog light when there is no fog, but I have never heard of anyone getting cited for doing so. I agree that our low beams could use some help on both 2nd and 3rd gen.

 

[rono]

I forget to update my truck profile. I now also have a 2007 SLT, 6. 7. That's why I posted on the 6. 7 forum. I don't think there is a law about using the fog lamps with the High Beam on, at least in Texas. I guess I'll have to get a schematic and figure it out myself.

Ron

 

[Grizzly]

... ... . I don't think there is a law about using the fog lamps with the High Beam on, at least in Texas. I guess I'll have to get a schematic and figure it out myself.

Ron

Then why do all automotive manufactures design the high beam/low beam switch to turn off the fog lights when you switch to "High Beam"?