can i run these off my fog lights instead of putting a switch in my truck?
941504
I have mine on a separate switch. Now iIf you run them with your fog lights on the street, count on getting pulled over by the authorities. I have mine set up separately from my fog lights. One day I turned them on by mistake & the first County Sheriff that spotted me immediately made a U-Turn & gave me a warning for excessive lighting.I only use them on the back roads when I come home late at night & immediately turn them if there is oncoming traffic. Can't use them as often as I'd like, but I love them
1544544
yes you can. the 4 H3 halogen lights drain 220 watts from yur vehicle and this 4 led lights just 108 watts so if you have made the instalation whit some rellays for compensate the drain its better. In a few words, just change the lights the existing wire harness and switch are enough.
2156584
I have these installed in the fog lights. There are no issues what so ever with the placement. As for turn signals, I can't answer that.
1378898
I don't really know, I believe you want fog lights to be slightly tinted amber and definently not too bright so as not too shine back into your eyes off the fog.(I wouldn't know, I'm from Nevada lol) but these are very bright and more of a pencil beam spotlight, better for looking for animals and things in the road far off, although I definently do recommend these lights, I'm not sure they would serve the right role for you.
909155
Yes. I used it to wire fog lights on my truck and it works perfect. No issues at all.
1511077
These are stock original equipment manufactured so these should not cause any harm to your wiring. I have these on my fog lights for quite some time now and they have not caused any issues nor do I see them causing any issues.
183966
Depends on your car. In most applications you can. You just need to know the size of your bulbs. My low beam is 9006 and my high beam is 9005. Then my fog lights are 9145. So just get that info about your car and order them. Hope that helped answer your question.
1385981
I have had no errors in my F150 as fog lights, but they aren't a directional beam fog light like you may be used to.
525540
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637408
Yes, just get the exact bulb size that is in your fog lights now. Mount the ballasts as high as you can and possibly behind something to keep them as dry as possible.
382420
just get any kind of fog light wiring kit with relay and switches to make them work, very easy to install.. #1 Fog Light 40 Amp Universal Wiring Harness on the Market! comes w/Relay ON/OFF Switch connectors, Great for LED Work Lights, Fog lights, ATV, UTV, Truck, SUV, Polaris Razor RZR, Yamaha, Ranger
2158317
My guess is no as these are fairly large circuit boards for a dome light. I should also mention that if you lights normally automatically fade to off, the lights will never shut off. They don't work in my Toyota Matrix because of this. If I put them in the only way to shut them off is to turn the dimmer on the dash the whole way off, but then they don't light when you open the doors.
405808
These lamps come with no wiring, so you'll have to find fog lamp wiring kit or you could use a HID Relay kit. They do not come with HID bulbs, so you'll need a complete H3 HID Kit if you want to head down that route. I did that, though I eventually switched to just using H3 LED Samsung bulbs, way less wattage and a crisper white color with no blue whatsoever. Also using LED's you won't need a really, just tap into a source for positive (such as your low beams) and ground your negative wiring to a frame bolt.
1872306
Good question (if you're not familiar with HIDs); yes you can turn them on/off like normal lights while using the relay. They only draw power from the battery when the relay receives power from the headlight switch (provided you have it hooked up correctly). Other than that no current is flowing through the relay which will not draw power from the battery.
655173
No, these are not SAE compliant, and for good reason... they will blind people. Real fog lights are supposed to be used with low beams as supplemental light to the low beams. Driving lights provide supplemental light to high beams, but cannot legally be used with low beams. These are bright lights with a poorly defined beam pattern, so you can only use them with high beams, but they are not great for that.
559951
As long as you have a flat surface to mount to and a clear path to run the wire then yes. They are very easy to install. I would strongly recommend going to Ace Hardware or a local hardware store and buying stainless steel bolts for mounting into the frame. Do not plan on using these lights as fog lights while driving on road!!! You WILL blind people and cause a wreck!!! THEY ARE BRIGHT!!! I purchased two sets of these lights for my Ford Raptor, one set of of floods and one set of driving lights. I would recommend the floods over the driving lights, much more usable light pattern. Good luck!!! As long as you have a flat surface to mount to and a clear path to run the wire then yes. They are very easy to install. I would strongly recommend going to Ace Hardware or a local hardware store and buying stainless steel bolts for mounting into the frame. Do not plan on using these lights as fog lights while driving on road!!! You WILL blind people and cause a wreck!!! THEY ARE BRIGHT!!! I purchased two sets of these lights for my Ford Raptor, one set of of floods and one set of driving lights. I would recommend the floods over the driving lights, much more usable light pattern. Good luck!!!
646032
Maybe using a different controller/switch box you could. But don't waste your time. I ultimately ended up getting a "real" LED light set for my vehicle. The Koolertron product line functions as advertised, but falls a little short of being satisfactory.