From what I've seen on the forums they look like they're plug-and-play.Has anyone installed the oem led fog lights ? Looks pretty straight forward just looking for any tips
I guess I should clarify. I bought all the parts needed for led Install (lights, bezels, brackets) I'm planning on installing Saturday but was just looking for any tips. Planning on removing front bumper and going from there.
From what I can see there are a couple bolts that hold the fog light brackets that mount st the top of the bumper. Seems easier to just pull the bumper only 6 boltsUnless you need to remove the bumper for another reason, the fog lights should be accessible with the bumper on the truck
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Heres the link to the Mopar part listing for $250.
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It doesnt say anything about parking sensors, which is good.. and the price also would indicate to me that it doesn't include sensors.. but for a lot less than $250 you can get nice H11 LED bulbs. I have the Lasfit color changing ones, but one failed on me not long after install. Theyre great about replacement (sent me a whole second set), but still, not exactly confidence-inspiring.
Sorry, I havent got the lows/highs into LEDs yet, just aftermarket halogens. And theres no dust caps on the fogs, but i did have to zip tie the ballasts so they weren't banging around. Ended up drilling a small hole in the fender liner where the two fender liner pieces overlap to run the ziptie through.I agree with the led lighting I’m currently leaning for the ultra gtr low beams and Lasfit fog lights/high beams. With the Lasfit did you get the la fit so you could get the dust cap on? Thought about getting those switchback turn signals also.
You probably can if you are handy with relays. The BCM may see the load of the fogs and think something is wrong. If you use a relay to activate power to the fogs then it will probably be okay. if you are real handy with relays you can put a second relay in place so that you can immolate OEM operation. you would wire a switch to one relay for activation, the other one would activate with your headlight, so that when they are both on the fogs will light up. and when you turn on the brights they will shut off. and you will still be able to independently control the fogs OEM style with the switch. alot of IF's here.I've checked multiple times because I thought it was weird that it wasn't there. I read on another forum if you dont have fogs or parking sensors then the plugin from the BCM for the fogs will not be there and you have to run the wires yourself to the BCM under the dash. I just thought it would be easier and just as practical to wire them into the headlights since I don't have the connection there behind the fender well. Wasn't sure if it would cause problems or not.