Ok just to throw out something stupid... have you checked the bulbs and sockets and or the fuse for that circuit if it has one to make sure they are good (power in ground out direct to the battery, if they are 12v bulbs, to see if they work) just a thought..

 

The fog lights work under normal conditions (headlights, **** pulled out).

Well this is a pretty big bummer, ive been wanting to do this mod for several months now, and im starting to think its not gonna happen.

 

Like I said just throwing it out

 

Thanks i do appreciate it. Ive been racking my brain on this one. Electrical just is not my forte'

 

Shockingly it is not mine ether.. I understand and can read a wiring diagram, I can trace a wire, I confuse myself sometimes when I combine the two

 

Well a guy from another forum figured it out! And now everything works the way i want it to.

 

This is what he replied for all those wanting to do the same thing. I pulled the fuse that he was talking about, re-spliced the #2 and #12 wires that the write up said and tada!

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This is the diagram I tell people to use




If you do not pull the 5A fuse for the fog lamp switch, you can see what happens with the + VDC from the brown wire, it feeds through the fuse panel to fuses #26 & # 28 for the headlamps.

I think the guy that did the write up did not pull it, but what might have happened was he blew the 5A fuse the 1st time he used it and it worked fine there forwards
- 5A fuse trying to drive both headlamps.

Why your fuse did not blow is another question, but I would pull the fog lamp Switch fuse, 5A Central junction box position # 27."

 

Glad you found a solution And thanks for posting it

 

Thats great and I would have never caught that.

 

Yea me either... I mean taking a fuse out to actually to get something to work seems kinda crazy to me, but oh well. it worked. and im happy. Thanks guys for your help and input.