fog lights
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did he wright a message or is my comp nuts?
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22 lines went somewhere. I didn’t get them. Just like my fog lamps. They are there but I don’t get them. did he wright a message or is my comp nuts?
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I have a 99 explorer E.B., my fog lights will come on with only the parking lights.
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That happens on my 2dr 99 as well, is this working as designed ? jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I have a 99 explorer E.B., my fog lights will come on with only the parking > lights.
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Yes, this is better than only working with the head lights. My 97 E.B. only worked with the head lights on low beam.
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Fog lights should also function with low beans based on the switch on the dash. At least mine do. Gerry
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It can be done, however it is illegal and if the truck is registered in a state that requires yearly inspections it will fail. Scott
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you can do > by using a relay. > If I find it I will post. > John > 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab > I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my > 2000 > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing > it? > Thanks for any help. > Andy
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It worse than illegal, it is rude and stupid. Trucks and SUVs already get enough bad press, why go around trying to blind people with FOG lights that you don’t need when you are using your high beams. Leave the stupid things off until you actually need them. Please don’t say they help you see with your high beams- this is cop out. Regards, Ed White – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > It can be done, however it is illegal and if the truck is registered in a > state that requires yearly inspections it will fail. Scott > Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you can do > by using a relay. > If I find it I will post. > John > 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab > > I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my > 2000 > > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing > it? > > Thanks for any help. > > Andy
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It MAY be illegal where he lives. But if the fog lights are on at the same time as the high-beams, is he really blinding other drivers? If he is, it is because he has his high beams on when he is overtaking other cars or approaching them in the other dirrection. You are assuming he doesn’t dim his brights in this situation. If this is the case, he doesn’t need the fog lights to help blind the oncoming traffic, the brights will be doing a fine job of it anyway. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >It worse than illegal, it is rude and stupid. Trucks and SUVs already get enough >bad press, why go around trying to blind people with FOG lights that you don’t >need when you are using your high beams. Leave the stupid things off until you >actually need them. Please don’t say they help you see with your high beams- >this is cop out. >Regards, >Ed White > It can be done, however it is illegal and if the truck is registered in a > state that requires yearly inspections it will fail. Scott > > Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you can do > > by using a relay. > > If I find it I will post. > > John > > 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab > > > I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my > > 2000 > > > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing > > it? > > > Thanks for any help. > > > Andy
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Ed, They actually do help me see, I have headlight covers on my truck, again maybe illegal, tough. With my brights on and the fog lights on I have a good amount of light to see, not to "go around trying to blind people with FOG lights that you don’t need when you are using your high beams". But hey, thanks for letting me know how stupid and rude I am not, really appreciate it. I don’t remember asking for anyone’s opinion on my idea, and thank you all that actually use this list for what it should be used for, to share information. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It worse than illegal, it is rude and stupid. Trucks and SUVs already get enough > bad press, why go around trying to blind people with FOG lights that you don’t > need when you are using your high beams. Leave the stupid things off until you > actually need them. Please don’t say they help you see with your high beams- > this is cop out. > Regards, > Ed White > It can be done, however it is illegal and if the truck is registered in a > state that requires yearly inspections it will fail. Scott > > Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you can do > > by using a relay. > > If I find it I will post. > > John > > 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab > > > I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my > > 2000 > > > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing > > it? > > > Thanks for any help. > > > Andy
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When you ask a dumbass question like that you’re gonna get responses from people telling you how stupid and rude you are. Ass
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ed, > They actually do help me see, I have headlight covers on my truck, again > maybe illegal, tough. With my brights on and the fog lights on I have a good > amount of light to see, not to "go around trying to blind people with FOG > lights that you don’t need when you are using your high beams". But hey, > thanks for letting me know how stupid and rude I am not, really appreciate > it. I don’t remember asking for anyone’s opinion on my idea, and thank you > all that actually use this list for what it should be used for, to share > information. > It worse than illegal, it is rude and stupid. Trucks and SUVs already get > enough > bad press, why go around trying to blind people with FOG lights that you > don’t > need when you are using your high beams. Leave the stupid things off until > you > actually need them. Please don’t say they help you see with your high > beams- > this is cop out. > Regards, > Ed White > > It can be done, however it is illegal and if the truck is registered in > a > > state that requires yearly inspections it will fail. Scott > > > Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you > can do > > > by using a relay. > > > If I find it I will post. > > > John > > > 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab > > > > I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on > my > > > 2000 > > > > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on > doing > > > it? > > > > Thanks for any help. > > > > Andy
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I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my 2000 GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing it? Thanks for any help. Andy
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>I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my 2000 >GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing it? >Thanks for any help. >Andy
Splice the wire and wire it direct to the switch.
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IIRC, the BCM on these trucks controls the fog lights… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my 2000 >GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing it? >Thanks for any help. >Andy > Splice the wire and wire it direct to the switch.
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Search for it on the net using google. There is a modification you can do by using a relay. If I find it I will post. John 2002 Chevy Z-71 5.3 ext cab
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I want to be able to have my fog lights on along with my brights on my 2000 > GMC Sierra. Has anyone successfully done this or have any tips on doing it? > Thanks for any help. > Andy
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i want to install fog lights or driving lights on my 84 5K S. actually, prob. driving lights, but it doesnt matter. i know "how" to do it, but i dont know HOW to do it, know what i mean. basically, all i need to know is what to draw from for curent for the lights, a new fuse and relay? also, i have some blank panels on the A column ( i think it’s the A column, it’s in the center) can i remove them to put the switch for the driving lights there? i want to also put in a seperate switch for high-beams, the one on the blinker wand doesnt work, the come on, but they dont stay on. i’m thinking of just switching the current from the headlight switch directly to the line for the high-beams. so that i can turn the high beams on with that switch only and not the one on the blinker wand. is this a good idea? any suggestions? i know i dont sound like i know what i am doing, but i do have a plan (and a schematic!)
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84? Get some Bosch headlamps…"Euro" style quads, to replace what you have, add some relays, and some 80/100w lows. You’ll never ask for more light again. Get the power from the jumper post. Steve Bigelow ‘84 5000S Bosch quads, relays, soon to have turbo suspension. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >i want to install fog lights or driving lights on my 84 5K S. actually, >prob. driving lights, but it doesnt matter. i know "how" to do it, but i >dont know HOW to do it, know what i mean. basically, all i need to know is >what to draw from for curent for the lights, a new fuse and relay? also, i >have some blank panels on the A column ( i think it’s the A column, it’s in >the center) can i remove them to put the switch for the driving lights >there? i want to also put in a seperate switch for high-beams, the one on >the blinker wand doesnt work, the come on, but they dont stay on. i’m >thinking of just switching the current from the headlight switch directly to >the line for the high-beams. so that i can turn the high beams on with that >switch only and not the one on the blinker wand. is this a good idea? any >suggestions? i know i dont sound like i know what i am doing, but i do have >a plan (and a schematic!)
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> > Are there any ways to automatically turn on the fog lights with parking >or low beam in 2000 A4? I really hate to > push a seperate button each time to turn it on. Thanks. > They’re FOG LIGHTS Joe, not for use to blind other drivers. Read the previos > post. >Only idiots use them all the time.
only idiots or japanese car drivers. I broke down and looked at an Acura CL a few weeks ago. no separate switch for the fogs. they’re on whenever the headlights are on. plus- the headlights are xenon, so do you really need fogs???
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Of course these are all splendid items, but perhaps just a little too glaringly obvious for my trips to the local supermarket car park. Maybe we could just use a small (briefcase sized) thermo-nuclear device instead. It would have the dual advantage of resolving the problems of incorrectly aimed headlights and freeing up considerable areas of highway for us ‘more sensible’ drivers to enjoy. Charles
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>Hi, > Are there any ways to automatically turn on the fog lights with parking >or low beam in 2000 A4? I really hate to > push a seperate button each time to turn it on. Thanks.
Yes there is, but they’re no reason too. Turn them on in heavy fog and snow. Off at all other times.
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Maybe you should also consider mounting a Browning 0.5 calibre machine gun, aimed slightly further forward in case they don’t heed your ’suggestion’. Charles
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>Maybe you should also consider mounting a Browning 0.5 calibre machine gun, >aimed slightly further forward in case they don’t heed your ’suggestion’.
Charles, I LIKE that idea! What do you find to be the best mounting location? I’ve kind of been thinking about a WWI-type aerial ‘observer’s’ mount out the sunroof. Maybe a full Plexiglas turret with two ..30 cals would be better – and cut down on wind noise. How ’bout underbody surface-to-surface rockets? Too much debris to drive through? — C.R. Krieger "Ignore ‘em, m’dear, they’re beneath your dignity." -W.C. Fields
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Hi, Are there any ways to automatically turn on the fog lights with parking or low beam in 2000 A4? I really hate to push a seperate button each time to turn it on. Thanks. Joe at Seattle ’00 A4 1.8Tqts silver/onyx
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> Are there any ways to automatically turn on the fog lights with parking >or low beam in 2000 A4? I really hate to > push a seperate button each time to turn it on. Thanks.
They’re FOG LIGHTS Joe, not for use to blind other drivers. Read the previos post. Only idiots use them all the time.
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My factory fog/driving lights only work with the low beams. They will stay on if you flash the high beams, but will turn off when the highs are on. The fuse is in an auxiliary holder attached to the side of the main box. I bought the factory kit and installed them myself – about a 3 hour job, including the removal and reinstallation of the bumper. My car is a 1990 Civic 4wd Wagon.
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first off, you cant use highs and fogs at the same time because it is illegal… thats why they are supposed to cut off when you turn highs on, however, theyres always a way around that. Anyhow, you might want to check the bulbs too… maybe theyre blown, or not installed (hey, its a possiblity) Shawn O’Leary 1989 Chevrolet S-10 IASCA 151-300 Rockford Fosgate Headunit, Punch 400.4, 2 Punch 10s, Quart 215.03 w/ musicomp, Stinger wirez, Hypertech, K&N, Flowmaster.
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There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in my Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering wheel right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. Rascal 97 Civic EX – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >– > / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager >[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] > An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / > [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ] > Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >Oriel
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I am a sol Owner, people, stop guessing, The Aux Light is right next to the head light. It will turn on by pressing the switch down where it is ontop of the dash (THE LEFT SWITCH just next to the Cruise Control switch) Just hit it and turn on your LOW BEAM headlight, it should be on. If not check the fuse. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > and once you have found the switch, check the fuse. if that check out fine > do this: > at night time find a wall. park in front of it, and start playing with ALL > the switches. turn on the parking lights, and the fogs. if nothing then: > turn on low beans and fogs, if nothing turn on the hi-beams and fogs. if > nothing turn off the car and try again. pull the emergency brake. and start > all over. > btw by parking facing a wall it eliminates the need of getting out from your > car. could work if you have a friend that;s willing to stand in from of the > car and check for you. but in this cold weather your friend must be stupid > or you really have good friends. >There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in > my >Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering > wheel >right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. >Rascal >97 Civic EX >>>: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >>>: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >>>: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >>>: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >>>: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >>>: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >>>They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >>>full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >>>– >>> / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager > >>>[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable >(|] >>> An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org >/ >>> [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get >help. ] >> Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >>headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >>And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >>Oriel
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and once you have found the switch, check the fuse. if that check out fine do this: at night time find a wall. park in front of it, and start playing with ALL the switches. turn on the parking lights, and the fogs. if nothing then: turn on low beans and fogs, if nothing turn on the hi-beams and fogs. if nothing turn off the car and try again. pull the emergency brake. and start all over. btw by parking facing a wall it eliminates the need of getting out from your car. could work if you have a friend that;s willing to stand in from of the car and check for you. but in this cold weather your friend must be stupid or you really have good friends. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in my >Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering wheel >right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. >Rascal >97 Civic EX >>: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >>: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >>: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >>: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >>: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >>: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >>They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >>full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >>– >> / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager > >>[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable >(|] >> An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org >/ >> [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get >help. ] > Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >Oriel
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >– > / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager >[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] > An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / > [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ]
Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. Oriel
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Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. Thanks! Oriel
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: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t : figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and : everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the : fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. : Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone : can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) — / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager [|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ]
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hi: is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? thanks in advance scott
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The factory fog lights are installed by removing the snap-in plastic pieces underneath the front turn lights. Drake Anderson
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> hi: > is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? > thanks in advance > scott
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> is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx?
There are probably 10 reasonable places to mount fog lights on an ‘87 Accord LX. Could you be a bit more specific? What are you looking for here? — http://www.mindspring.com/~wrwillia/
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The Factory Fog Lights go in the ‘pop outs’ below the turn signals. Not sure if wiring is there though. Jason
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> hi: > is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? > thanks in advance > scott
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There is no wiring. That comes with the fog light kit.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> The Factory Fog Lights go in the ‘pop outs’ below the turn signals. Not sure > if wiring is there though. > Jason > hi: > is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? > thanks in advance > scott
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i beleive there are knockouts on the front bumper where the OEM fog lights are supposed to be installed. should be on the corners, right under the turn sigs. — rich – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > hi: > is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? > thanks in advance > scott
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My factory fog/driving lights only work with the low beams. They will stay on if you flash the high beams, but will turn off when the highs are on. The fuse is in an auxiliary holder attached to the side of the main box. I bought the factory kit and installed them myself – about a 3 hour job, including the removal and reinstallation of the bumper. My car is a 1990 Civic 4wd Wagon.
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first off, you cant use highs and fogs at the same time because it is illegal… thats why they are supposed to cut off when you turn highs on, however, theyres always a way around that. Anyhow, you might want to check the bulbs too… maybe theyre blown, or not installed (hey, its a possiblity) Shawn O’Leary 1989 Chevrolet S-10 IASCA 151-300 Rockford Fosgate Headunit, Punch 400.4, 2 Punch 10s, Quart 215.03 w/ musicomp, Stinger wirez, Hypertech, K&N, Flowmaster.
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There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in my Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering wheel right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. Rascal 97 Civic EX – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >– > / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager >[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] > An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / > [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ] > Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >Oriel
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I am a sol Owner, people, stop guessing, The Aux Light is right next to the head light. It will turn on by pressing the switch down where it is ontop of the dash (THE LEFT SWITCH just next to the Cruise Control switch) Just hit it and turn on your LOW BEAM headlight, it should be on. If not check the fuse. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > and once you have found the switch, check the fuse. if that check out fine > do this: > at night time find a wall. park in front of it, and start playing with ALL > the switches. turn on the parking lights, and the fogs. if nothing then: > turn on low beans and fogs, if nothing turn on the hi-beams and fogs. if > nothing turn off the car and try again. pull the emergency brake. and start > all over. > btw by parking facing a wall it eliminates the need of getting out from your > car. could work if you have a friend that;s willing to stand in from of the > car and check for you. but in this cold weather your friend must be stupid > or you really have good friends. >There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in > my >Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering > wheel >right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. >Rascal >97 Civic EX >>>: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >>>: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >>>: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >>>: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >>>: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >>>: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >>>They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >>>full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >>>– >>> / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager > >>>[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable >(|] >>> An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org >/ >>> [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get >help. ] >> Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >>headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >>And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >>Oriel
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and once you have found the switch, check the fuse. if that check out fine do this: at night time find a wall. park in front of it, and start playing with ALL the switches. turn on the parking lights, and the fogs. if nothing then: turn on low beans and fogs, if nothing turn on the hi-beams and fogs. if nothing turn off the car and try again. pull the emergency brake. and start all over. btw by parking facing a wall it eliminates the need of getting out from your car. could work if you have a friend that;s willing to stand in from of the car and check for you. but in this cold weather your friend must be stupid or you really have good friends. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >There should be a switch on the dashboard. I do not have a Del Sol but in my >Civic EX the fog lights have a switch on the left side of the steering wheel >right next to the power sunroof. Hope this helps…. >Rascal >97 Civic EX >>: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >>: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >>: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >>: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >>: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >>: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >>They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >>full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >>– >> / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager > >>[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable >(|] >> An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org >/ >> [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get >help. ] > Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full >headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. >And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. >Oriel
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t >: figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and >: everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the >: fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. >: Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone >: can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. >They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the >full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) >– > / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager >[|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] > An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / > [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ]
Actually, they don’t. I’ve looked at them with the full headights and high beams on, but they don’t do anything either way. And when the parking lights are on, it’s just the parking lights. Oriel
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Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. Thanks! Oriel
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: Okay, I really feel stupid asking this question, but I can’t : figure it out…..I’ve had my ‘95 delSol for less than a week, and : everything is fine…except that I can’t figure out how to work the : fog lights. I read the owner’s manual several times and found nothing. : Are they actually functional, or just there to look pretty? If someone : can please tell me how to turn them on, it would be a big help. They’re not fog lights, they’re accessory lights. They come on with the full headlights. (Or is it high beams? I’m not a ’sol Owner) — / InfoInterActive – http://www.interactive.ca – Internet Call Manager [|) 1993 Civic Si Hatchback: Pioneer - JL Audio - Kenwood - Monster Cable (|] An object at rest cannot be stopped! – http://spoon.org / [ Opinions stated are mine, not IIA's, if you thought otherwise get help. ]
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hi: is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? thanks in advance scott
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The factory fog lights are installed by removing the snap-in plastic pieces underneath the front turn lights. Drake Anderson
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> is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx?
There are probably 10 reasonable places to mount fog lights on an ‘87 Accord LX. Could you be a bit more specific? What are you looking for here? — http://www.mindspring.com/~wrwillia/
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The Factory Fog Lights go in the ‘pop outs’ below the turn signals. Not sure if wiring is there though. Jason
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There is no wiring. That comes with the fog light kit.
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i beleive there are knockouts on the front bumper where the OEM fog lights are supposed to be installed. should be on the corners, right under the turn sigs. — rich – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > hi: > is there any place to mount fog lights on a 87 accord lx? > thanks in advance > scott
