so, i just wired up my foglights according to the instructions for it, with the oem harness and all of that. tried to turn em on, and nothing happened....not even the little LED light on the switch lit up. not really sure what to look for, the fuse is still good and everything is connected double checked it after it didnt work the first time. any help is appreciated!
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Are you positive the bulbs you have are working?
My ground pin on the wire broke off on one side and the other had rust when I first tried them. Replaced the female connector and sanded off the rust on the other and it worked o problem after that.
And my light on the switch doesn't work so that could be why your light doesn't turn on
Just some suggestions
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ok so i found out the #3 and #5 pins werent pushed in all the way in the fuse box. i thought that solved my problem, but when i went to turn them on, still nothing. but now i hear a little clicking sound when i hit the foglight switch that i didnt hear before, like something turning on. but the led in the switch or the actual foglight wont turn on still. edit: the clicking sound is the foglight relayLast edited by 206CB7; 05-22-2011, 06:18 PM.
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well, besides the 2 wires in the fusebox that werent plugged in all the way, the grounds on the actual housing of the foglights were pretty rusty. and one of the ground connectors were broken so i had to replace that too. also, i didnt know this before but the bulb wont turn on unless u have the clip that holds the bulb in the housing touching the base of the bulb.
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Glad you figured it outOriginally posted by 206CB7 View Postwell, besides the 2 wires in the fusebox that werent plugged in all the way, the grounds on the actual housing of the foglights were pretty rusty. and one of the ground connectors were broken so i had to replace that too. also, i didnt know this before but the bulb wont turn on unless u have the clip that holds the bulb in the housing touching the base of the bulb.
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