Fog light wiring
Behind the grill?
Not sure if this is what your looking for but
http://carr.com/store/carrlightwings.asp
i have this, it works great as long as you have 3/8 inch bolts. If you have 1/2 inch and you drill bigger holes it voids the warranty but i did anyway, there is a site that is on the inet you might be able to google but they sell for 80 bucks.
They are universal and have to have 3 new holes drilled but i like the setup, i put it high enough so i could run the wires under the grill, the top of the wing is perfectly level with the top ot the bumper,
Ill get you pics if you need them
http://carr.com/store/carrlightwings.asp
i have this, it works great as long as you have 3/8 inch bolts. If you have 1/2 inch and you drill bigger holes it voids the warranty but i did anyway, there is a site that is on the inet you might be able to google but they sell for 80 bucks.
They are universal and have to have 3 new holes drilled but i like the setup, i put it high enough so i could run the wires under the grill, the top of the wing is perfectly level with the top ot the bumper,
Ill get you pics if you need them
Here is a fog lamp wiring I got on my trucks now and works awesome. I got 2 100W aircraft landing lights for low beams and 2 for high beams and follow the headlight mode.
Click on thumbnails.

The last thumbnail of the connections is on my 2002 Dodge Cummins but the same thing applies for the earlier years...
Click on thumbnails.

The last thumbnail of the connections is on my 2002 Dodge Cummins but the same thing applies for the earlier years...
On my fogs, I did wire them up separately. Mine has a rocker switch in the lower part of the dash under the gear selector. It wasn't hard, run your red, white, and blue wires, and hook them up to the right places and your good to go.
I do recommend that you place an inline fuse from your battery to the power on your fogs.
You can pick up a small fuse kit at your local parts store, with the terminals already attached to do what you need to do.
I do recommend that you place an inline fuse from your battery to the power on your fogs.
You can pick up a small fuse kit at your local parts store, with the terminals already attached to do what you need to do.
okay can someone explain to me how to exactly wire the fog lights after the relay, ik there is one to the negitve baterry an the positive batery, and the control, but how do i throw it in there with the fuse im confused, so a step by step after the relay would be awsome thanks
okay can someone explain to me how to exactly wire the fog lights after the relay, ik there is one to the negitve baterry an the positive batery, and the control, but how do i throw it in there with the fuse im confused, so a step by step after the relay would be awsome thanks
If your going by the factory wiring, you have to play with the different sets of wires found behind the bumper.
Let me know if your having trouble figuring out how to hook up the relay.
its all aftermarket, and i have the relay all set up and im confused on what to do now, do i run the control from the relay to the switch, the power with the fuse from the switch to the positve battery terminal, then ground the 3rd wire?



