Installing factory fog lights 2006 LS
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Installing factory fog lights 2006 LS
Question about Relay 54
My 2006 did not come with fog lights. But, I want to install.
Fuse box cover lists location 54 as empty and there is not a relay at location 54.
From my understanding they all have the same wiring harnesses. Thus I should be able to buy a relay and plug it in location 54 and should be good?
Question about the Switch
Looking for a switch and find it odd that the oldest the auto parts store sells is 2008.
If same wiring harness, the 2008 switch should work with my 2006?
Thank you,
My 2006 did not come with fog lights. But, I want to install.
Fuse box cover lists location 54 as empty and there is not a relay at location 54.
From my understanding they all have the same wiring harnesses. Thus I should be able to buy a relay and plug it in location 54 and should be good?
Question about the Switch
Looking for a switch and find it odd that the oldest the auto parts store sells is 2008.
If same wiring harness, the 2008 switch should work with my 2006?
Thank you,
I posted some diagrams that seem to have entered the ozone layer.
start relay is 34, fog relay is 54, The yellow wire goes to the BCM (could go to switch with some additional wiring to be legal i.e. no hi beams)
I thought you said earlier that the harnesses existed on both ends? If so, you should not need to do anything in the fuse box. Did you just confuse me?
start relay is 34, fog relay is 54, The yellow wire goes to the BCM (could go to switch with some additional wiring to be legal i.e. no hi beams)
I thought you said earlier that the harnesses existed on both ends? If so, you should not need to do anything in the fuse box. Did you just confuse me?
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No they don't all have the same harness, seems like 2006-2007 2LT usually have the wires in place.. The switch is really a sensor (momentary contact) connected to the BCM, if you want to do a "like factory" install you are going to need a BCM programming.
Best advice is to do an after market type install. Running some wires adding a couple of relays and a switch, keeping in mind it is illegal to have the high beams on at the same time the fogs are on. You can find diagrams with a GoOgle search.
Best advice is to do an after market type install. Running some wires adding a couple of relays and a switch, keeping in mind it is illegal to have the high beams on at the same time the fogs are on. You can find diagrams with a GoOgle search.
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You may also have to use an auto recycling facilit for the part as the 2006 has an oblong button.
Also the lights have to be turned 'on' every time the car is started.
This will turn on the indicater light on the dash at the same time.
Also the lights have to be turned 'on' every time the car is started.
This will turn on the indicater light on the dash at the same time.
#7
If those are pictures of your car, then you should be able to just install the lights, switch and relay. If it works without programming the BCM you got lucky.
You could use a VOM or test light to verify the wires from the lights to the fuse box. The relay is activated by the BCM. The switch sends a ground signal to the BCM. Fuse #53 15A and relay #54 are for the fogs.
The parts missing from the diagram are the BCM and the switch.
You could use a VOM or test light to verify the wires from the lights to the fuse box. The relay is activated by the BCM. The switch sends a ground signal to the BCM. Fuse #53 15A and relay #54 are for the fogs.
The parts missing from the diagram are the BCM and the switch.
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Yes, pictures are my car.
I am not sure how to move #13 and on to a new thread.
So I have to make a decision:
I am not sure how to move #13 and on to a new thread.
So I have to make a decision:
1. To make fog lights independent of head light hi beam.
Run independent wires to an aftermarket switch
Concerning the fuse, can I run the wire to the fuse box and use one of the empty spots?
2. Buy a switch for a 2008 and plug it in (auto parts store easier then auto wrecking yard), find out the relay needed for 54 and plug it in, connect my aftermarket lights, and hope it works.
Run independent wires to an aftermarket switch
Concerning the fuse, can I run the wire to the fuse box and use one of the empty spots?
2. Buy a switch for a 2008 and plug it in (auto parts store easier then auto wrecking yard), find out the relay needed for 54 and plug it in, connect my aftermarket lights, and hope it works.