Fog Lights dont' work
6/27/05, 08:07 AM
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My fog lights don't seem to be working. The little LED next to the switch doesn't come on when I pull it out. I have walked out and checked and the lights aren't on either.
Any suggestions on what I can check?
Any suggestions on what I can check?
6/27/05, 08:14 AM
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Originally posted by Xader Vartec@June 27, 2005, 8:10 AM
My fog lights don't seem to be working. The little LED next to the switch doesn't come on when I pull it out. I have walked out and checked and the lights aren't on either.
Any suggestions on what I can check?
My fog lights don't seem to be working. The little LED next to the switch doesn't come on when I pull it out. I have walked out and checked and the lights aren't on either.
Any suggestions on what I can check?
A fuse?
6/27/05, 08:49 AM
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Heh - I thought the same thing for the first couple hours I had my car. I pulled into my driveway, turned it off, pulled the parking brake, and put the lights to the on position and pulled the button out for the fogs. Got out, looked, and only the main headlights were on. I was pissed, but figured it was probably a fuse.
Only realized later, when I saw the reflection of my fogs in a car I was behind at a light, that the car has to be on/running in order to run the fogs - only the primary headlights will stay on with the car off.
Of course, this may not be the issue for you, but just an FYI.
Only realized later, when I saw the reflection of my fogs in a car I was behind at a light, that the car has to be on/running in order to run the fogs - only the primary headlights will stay on with the car off.
Of course, this may not be the issue for you, but just an FYI.
6/27/05, 09:13 AM
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Originally posted by ILikeBond@June 27, 2005, 9:52 AM
Heh - I thought the same thing for the first couple hours I had my car. I pulled into my driveway, turned it off, pulled the parking brake, and put the lights to the on position and pulled the button out for the fogs. Got out, looked, and only the main headlights were on. I was pissed, but figured it was probably a fuse.
Only realized later, when I saw the reflection of my fogs in a car I was behind at a light, that the car has to be on/running in order to run the fogs - only the primary headlights will stay on with the car off.
Of course, this may not be the issue for you, but just an FYI.
Heh - I thought the same thing for the first couple hours I had my car. I pulled into my driveway, turned it off, pulled the parking brake, and put the lights to the on position and pulled the button out for the fogs. Got out, looked, and only the main headlights were on. I was pissed, but figured it was probably a fuse.
Only realized later, when I saw the reflection of my fogs in a car I was behind at a light, that the car has to be on/running in order to run the fogs - only the primary headlights will stay on with the car off.
Of course, this may not be the issue for you, but just an FYI.
Thx guys.
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Before you go out and buy a bulb check to make sure the plug hasn't slipped off. I made the drive to the auto store, bought the bulb just to find out the dang thing was unplugged. May save you that trip.
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