When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Ya my truck has the two holes in the bumper for em so i don't know I'm thinking about going to the junk yard and looking under the bumpers of all of them there to see if I can find anything out about that plug.
If you have two bolt holes right above the light housing hole, you should be able to install factory fogs.
Originally Posted by IHfarmer3339
Are both fog lamps hooked to one wiring harness?
Yes: they are pigtailed.
Originally Posted by HeyYou
Yep, the bulbs are only like 12 watts.... or something stupid like that.
uh hem..being someone who just replaced their bulbs, I can say with out a doubt that they are exactly 37.5 watts.
I looked under my truck last night and didn't see the plug where it would have been, however, I DO have fogs on mine, so it likely isn't in the same place as a truck that didn't have foglights.
BTW, lol ->
Ya if it might be that Dodge put those there to allow fog lights to be added later. Tonight I might have my dad hold a volt meter in that plug and I'll turn on the headlights. Hope fully there will be a reading because there isn't a button on my dash to control it.
Should be a relay in the PDC for fog lamps. (or, in your case, probably a socket, with no relay.....) Fog lamp switch just controls the relay. Headlight switch won't do anything. (aside from kill them when the high beams are switched on.)
Ya I never got around to check the voltage on the plug but I am going to look around for anything that even looks like a relay under the hood or in the fuse box.
