2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Genos Bright Box ??

[DieselMinded]

Just landed $100 bombing $$$$$



Went to Genos and was poaking around and Im looking at this Bright Box... ...



Why are there diffrent sets for the sport models ???



My 2002 truck is not a sport but it does have the fog lights



Which set Do I need ??



Anybody have them ??



Thanks



DM



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[fkovalski]

I had the BB on my '01 and have the respective model for my '05. It is a great improvement in the lighting that in my opinon should be standard on the trucks fom the factory. I did not have the sport headlights on the former, but from my readings here, the electrical demands are more than the regular setup, thus requring a different box. Get the correct one for your truck. I do not believe (correct me if I am wrong) but the fog light set up is not the same as the 3G setups- I have no fogs on either truck so I am not an experienced user on these.



Here is the website for more info:BRITE BOX



EDIT: DM- your PM box is full... . Wanted to send more infor to you.

 

[DieselMinded]

I cleaned it up ... ... ..... thats the 5th time ive had room for 5 or 6 messages and when i return it says full and i dont have any new messages



Sorry for what happened I would love the info ... I hate it when others are full ... LOL ...



Thanks for the info . .

DM

 

[Thomas]

... Why are there diffrent sets for the sport models ???...

Maybe it's because the non-Sport uses a 9004 bulb for both low and high beams and the Sport uses a 9007 bulb for low beams, both a 9004 and 9007 bulb for high beams, and the wiring on a 9004 differs from the 9007.

 

[DieselMinded]

Alright Cool I was thinking that it had something to do with fog lights .



thanks



DM

 

[diesel DOG]

works great

 

[PatrickCampbell]

Is this just a relay for the lights so the actual supply 12v does not go through the on/off switch?

 

[fkovalski]

Is this just a relay for the lights so the actual supply 12v does not go through the on/off switch?

I am not an electrical engineer (but I play one on TV :-laf ) But this is my understanding of how it works. Granted, one may be able to field duplicate the same scenerio, but if it is already worked out I am willing to just "plug 'n play. " I do wish I had the time to "do- it- in the field" in my garage. It may be simplelr on the pre- 3G's (i. e. 1 relay) whereas the newer ones require 2 separate 'channels' due to the computer "light out" sensors.



-frank