Green Monster
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Joined: May 2014
Posts: 196
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Dark Highland Green/Arizona Beige 01 Screw Lariat w/5.4.
Nothing major done to it yet, but I do have an appointment for exhaust on the 17th.
Here's what I've done:
LED interior bulbs, some exterior bulbs
Torsion leveled
Removed rear cats
Blacked out grille and PTM '12 front emblem
Gotts mod
Projector fogs behind the grille
Fogs on w/park lights mod
With our electrician's Heritage...
Nothing major done to it yet, but I do have an appointment for exhaust on the 17th.
Here's what I've done:
LED interior bulbs, some exterior bulbs
Torsion leveled
Removed rear cats
Blacked out grille and PTM '12 front emblem
Gotts mod
Projector fogs behind the grille
Fogs on w/park lights mod
With our electrician's Heritage...
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Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 274
Likes: 24
From: NorthEastern BC, Canada
I'm thinking bypass the headlight fog switch all together and splice them in parallel with the park lamps. Therefore, when 12vdc is applied to your park lamps, 12vdc will also be applied to your fogs. Walla, Fog lights on w/ park lamps mod. Now if it were me I'd put in an aftermarket master switch, switching the hot 12v lead to the fogs. That way you can control if they come on with park lamps or stay off all together.
*Disclaimer, I have not checked the fuse size for the park lamp circuit but you are going to want to make sure you wont be drawing more amps than the fuse is rated for!
*Disclaimer, I have not checked the fuse size for the park lamp circuit but you are going to want to make sure you wont be drawing more amps than the fuse is rated for!
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Joined: May 2014
Posts: 27
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Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 6,778
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From: West Virginia
Check out this link buddy
http://www.svtlightnings.com/svt/how...s/foglamps.htm
http://www.svtlightnings.com/svt/how...s/foglamps.htm
I did the splice and filed down the ramp so I can turn them on/off at will.
