Inane222
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- September 24, 2016
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- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2017 Ford PIU Eco
Good morning all,
I'm in the process of adding OEM fog lights to my 17' PIU. I have the fog lights and the correct trim pieces. I have the front wheels off and inner fender / splash shields out. There are a few unused connectors hanging down on each side but some of them are for emergency equipment outfitting. If it's possible, I'd like to make the fog lights functional with the OEM headlight switch.
The used fog lights I have came with the halogen bulbs but no connectors. I was able to find the appropriate connectors at a junkyard so now I'm at least able to actually plug up to the bulbs.
Could someone out there with a 16' or 17' take a peek at their fog light bulbs and see where they plug up and where the harness leads to. There is a little access panel in your splash shield that allows you to get in their and change your bulbs. Real easy to pop out with a trim tool or flat screwdriver.
My vehicle might not be wired for it and my idea of using the stock light switch might be dead in the water. If that's the case, I'll have to add a relay and auxiliary switch. Thanks!
I'm in the process of adding OEM fog lights to my 17' PIU. I have the fog lights and the correct trim pieces. I have the front wheels off and inner fender / splash shields out. There are a few unused connectors hanging down on each side but some of them are for emergency equipment outfitting. If it's possible, I'd like to make the fog lights functional with the OEM headlight switch.
The used fog lights I have came with the halogen bulbs but no connectors. I was able to find the appropriate connectors at a junkyard so now I'm at least able to actually plug up to the bulbs.
Could someone out there with a 16' or 17' take a peek at their fog light bulbs and see where they plug up and where the harness leads to. There is a little access panel in your splash shield that allows you to get in their and change your bulbs. Real easy to pop out with a trim tool or flat screwdriver.
My vehicle might not be wired for it and my idea of using the stock light switch might be dead in the water. If that's the case, I'll have to add a relay and auxiliary switch. Thanks!