corneileous
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Well, they certainly do look good, the low beams are pretty nice but the high beams ain't real great. There's too much un-illuminated area on each side of the road while running the brights. It's like I have a giant, round spotlight in the middle of the hood. Seems to me they need a windage adjustment on them to move the passenger headlight to the right and the driverside headlight to the left but to my knowledge you can only raise the beams or lower them.
I dunno, doesn't somebody make an aftermarket module or wiring harness or somethin' that allows the fog lights to stay on with the brights? If I could run my fogs with the high-beams, that would work.
you have an 08 ram, you can go to the dealer and have them turn it on in the computer, i did that in my 06 and my 08
Looking good brother!
Oh yeah....[emoji41]
They definitely add class, style and copious amounts of curb appeal don't they?
yes sir, IMO ive always said they could almost pass for oem they way they look and are built
you have an 08 ram, you can go to the dealer and have them turn it on in the computer, i did that in my 06 and my 08
Well, I called three different dealerships this morning and two told me they couldn't. Not as in won't do it but, no way to enable such a setting to keep the fogs on with the high beams....
The third place said they thought... they could do it but I pretty much told them I wasn't gonna drive over an hour away with "I think I can" swingin' in the balance of finding out afterwards if my paying for an hour's worth of shop labor was either money well spent or money wasted so I guess I'm gonna have to explore other options...
well i can tell you 100% for sure they can, ive had their computer in my hands and did the changing myself...
I also changed a few other functions in my truck, you would be surprised what all can be changed.
you can always wire your fog lights to come on with the parking lights and bypass the switch completely, thats the simplest way to do it, the options are limitless but its a matter of how involved you want the wiring to be lol
Oh I don't doubt ya one bit, I'm just relayin' what they told me.
I dunno, is it possible the only way you were able to change yours was because you did it yourself? I'm kinda startin' to wonder if those bozoheads I talked to were just deflecting and giving me the run-around by technically saying they weren't supposed to but was playing it off like the setting is non-existent as an attempt to steer me away from doing it. lol.
Hell, I dunno.
I'm almost afraid to ask since they'd probably deny those as well but, what else can be changed?
Well, I'd still like to retain the use of my OEM switch, if it's possible.
I'm not afraid to get a little carried away with wiring as long as the results are whatcha want!...lol.
If I coulda figured out how to do it I would've wired my halos and DRL LED's to not only come on with the ignition, but also have each side turn off individually when that side turn signal was on, like on the new cars that run them bright white LED strips.
i was borrowing the dealer computer when i did mine, you need that REALLY expensive piece of equipment to make those changes, they probably just didnt want to do it so its easier to say they cant...
That's probably not too far fetched....and some service guys really dont know what they are doing anyways.
you can get a DRL harness on ebay that would do that, or you can make one but after you bought the materials to do so it would equal the cost of the harness you can purchase, they are pretty cheap
I don't know why they wouldn't....lol.
I'd still get charged the one-hour shop rate so it's not like they wouldn't be making money off me. Lol.
That's probably not too far fetched.
Although, each of the two stealerships I called that said it couldn't be done both said that they talked to there lead techs about it. Lol.
How would I make one?
Geno's Garage has that brite box thing that not only keeps the fogs on with the high beams but it also burns the low beams and the high beams together but they want like 250 bucks for it.
I'd just rather find a fix of my own.
Anybody got a hookup for a cheap shorty antenna that doesn't work like absolute crap?