fog lamps

[Motorhead]

Dave, open your fuse/relay box under the hood and find the relay for the fog lights. Pull it out and look underneath the relay at the number 5 and number 3 spades. Make up a jumper wire with some #14 wire(about 2 inches long) and put a blue male push on spade on each end. Install the jumper wire where the #3 and #5 spades of the relay fits into the relay board. Put the relay in your glove box as a spare. Thats it! #ad
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[FredNeise]

You can find information in TDR, Issue 29, page 18.

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[DavidD]

Chris thanks for your quick reply I am going out and change it right now! I also just put in 80/100 watt bulbs they work great. I will be adding hella driving lights next week, they have a light that will just fit in the slot next to the factory fog lights, Thanks again! Dave

 

[Amianthus]

Cool!!! I'm gonna try that too. #ad


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[DavidD]

I know I saw an post about wiring your for lamps to run with high beams and low beams help!

 

[Motorhead]

Hey Dave,I asked about it and a member told me how on the boards. Now it was my turn to pass info on to you. This site is GREAT. THANKS to all who have helped ME!!! Chris #ad
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[Mag]

Would this trick work on the 2001?

 

[K_Arts]

Thanks to Hemi for posting this up no another thread. .

Maybe this will help you: http://dodgeram.org/tech/mods/electric/headlight.htm

Kev

 

[Banshe]

I ran with the 80/100 lights and a Brite Box. Kept replaceing the bulbs every other month. They flat put out some light. I could hit my high beams in Colorado and see Todo in Kansas! #ad
Just got too expensive replaceing them. Now I'm back to factory bulbs.