How do you get the fog lights to stay on when the high beams are on?

 

they dont

 

(2nd generation)
had a direct link i saved in my email to the how-to:
http://users.rcn.com/hsd/SRT4Fog/index.html

personally, I find this method very questionable, very tedious. I myself would just wire them as daytime running lights with a kill switch mounted into the carpet next to the driver's seat. If you do choose to use this method mentioned above for wiring the switch, I would go to a junk yard and get an old multiswitch to mess with... just incase you jack it up

edit: only other way is that i heard on a forum, i think it was on srtforums.com somewhere, that the jeep liberty and/or pt cruiser uses an almost identical multi-switch as the 2nd gen neons and it will fit right in. its a much easier bypass than chopping apart your current multi-switch. you could also try looking at the wiring diagram for the headlight relays and snip-n-crimp it that way.

edit again:
I found the discussion on srtforums.com!

http://www.srtforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38935

 

Your not going to benifit any by having the fog lights on with the high beams on anyway, the high beams cover more of the same area as well as more area in general.

 

Get driving lights.

Driving lights are for use with high beams, Fog lights with low beams.

But if ya have too, twoo options, wire them drirectly off a switch with no sensing circuit, or replaceing sensing circuit to the other beam.