Is it possible to keep them on? - Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

fastfreddie wrote:Anyone looking for a brighter fog light bulb check these out, i put some of the ion white ones in my 2010 and they are just as white and bright as the silverstar ultra headlight bulbs i have in it.

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Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

I am not sure what the laws are where you all are at, but here in Nebraska if you run Fogs without weather justification they will pull you over. Not sure what the law is but they get all wound up when us truck guys have them on.

Hmm don't think I have heard that law for up here. Worst I got was pulled over cause they were to bright and cop wanted me to adjust them.

retseort wrote:I am not sure what the laws are where you all are at, but here in Nebraska if you run Fogs without weather justification they will pull you over. Not sure what the law is but they get all wound up when us truck guys have them on.

thats the craziest law i ever heard lol..whats wrong with being overly cautious in any condition so that another driver can see u better..now if u drive with ur brights on at all times i can understand that lol

Well, second post I've found tonight asking the same how to make the fogs always on question. Still haven't found a no nonsense answer like the other posts about how to make them stay on with the high beams by using a diode. My thoughts are at this point, tap into the marker lights with another wire going to the hot wire on the fogs?

Just trying to get the creative juices flowing here. There is a purple and black wire going to each fog. There is a yellow and black going to the low beam/DRL socket. How about tying the right yellow and purple together coming out of the BCM so the fogs are always on. Or how about a way to tie in the parking light and fog light fuze together in the BCM?