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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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March 23, 2009, 03:44:20 PM »
looking forward to the outcome of this!
I'm thinking of using the OEM switch and the Hella Fog Light kit (if they are still available)....the wiring harness you guys are working on will help me connect the two LOL
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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March 23, 2009, 04:17:33 PM »
Just use the OEM harness and you can convert it to whatever you need to power the bulbs in the hella kit if they're not H11's.
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Re: How To: Fog Light Installation
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March 27, 2009, 10:55:22 AM »
Ordered my set of OEM fogs today. I wish our cars were pre-wired like most top-of-the-line trim models for other makes like Nissan and Toyota. Oh well at least I have a fun project I suppose.
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Re: How To: Fog Light Installation
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^it's really not that difficult of an install.. especially with an OEM kit. just don't forget the fuse.
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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April 12, 2009, 02:45:19 AM »
I ended up chopping up pieces from the OEM harness and an E-bay harness to create my custom harness.
OEM Parts:
Fog Light Switch
Blue 6-pin Male connector
Gray 2-pin Male connector
eBay parts:
H11 Male connectors
30A 4-Pin Relay
Connector for Fog light Positive(+) from relay to H11 connectors
How I wired the switch (keep in mind I used an 06-07 kit but others should be similar)
Blue (ground)
Green (Positive when Fog Light Switch "ON")
Red/Black (Positive when Ignition switch "ON" - wired to Red/Black wire on Blue 6-pin connector)
Red (Positive when parking lights "ON")
There is another wire Red/Black wire looped to another pin. Leave it alone.
How I wired the Relay:
30 - To Green wire on Switch connector
87 - To Yellow/Black wire in Blue 6-Pin connector
86 - To Fog Light H11 Harness
85 - To Ground
Will try to post pics later on but unfortunately it's already installed. lol
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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June 11, 2009, 02:22:15 PM »
interesting! if you guys have pics that would be awesome! (slowly upping my wiring game lol)
I'm gonna try this sometime, been too lazy lately with mods haha
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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June 11, 2009, 03:51:10 PM »
Sounds like a great project be sure to post a diagram for the diy
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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dam philly you should come down here and help me with my fog harness when your done with this. or maybe i go to you....
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Re: Philly Steve's Custom Fog Light Harness
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July 18, 2009, 04:51:37 AM »
I did finish this a while ago. I could do it again I just don't have actual pictures. Will make a diagram one day though. I swear.
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Removing the Fog cylinder
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I was thinking of removing the cylinder inside the fog lamp, the one around the bulb, to make it more clean, like the high beam. I was wondering if it will create a wider spectrum or the light just disappear in the road.
Any thoughts?
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Re: Removing the Fog cylinder
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The beam won't focus properly and it'll just be a glaring nasty ball of light. That cylinder is to have the light reflect off the rear of the housing only. Try projecting an incandescent bulb's light similar to what you want to do and you'll see what it looks like, then make a "cap" for the same rig and compare.
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Re: Removing the Fog cylinder
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September 10, 2009, 10:28:26 PM »
Aftermarket fog lights don't come with that "cylinder".
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Re: Removing the Fog cylinder
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Now that you mention that Tim, I remembered my fogs don't but the bulbs have that "cylinder" already on them ie. the tip coated. Guess I forgot about that.
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Re: Removing the Fog cylinder
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All H11 bulbs have that little cap.
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Nokya Hyper Yellow in fogs.
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September 26, 2009, 03:14:23 PM »
Pics taken during the day ~2pm. Nokya Hyper Yellows in fogs.
Stock on drivers side, Nokya on passengers side:
Stock bulb:
Nokya:
And finally a blurry comparison between the two bulbs.
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