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I have researched as much as I can and there appears to be zero chance of installing factory fog lights on my new Custom Trail Boss. The valance doesn't even have the space opening to put them. I'm not really interested in the flush mount pods. Am I correct about my assumption? My 2020 Custom (not Trail Boss) at least had the cut outs to install them. Thanks for any information
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I am adding driving lights to the front of my 2013,I want to set it up so I can hit the fog light button and have my driving lights work the same as the original fogs they are replacing, but in reverse, on with high off with low, I also want the light on the dash to come on when the driving lights are on, does anyone know if first I can program the bcm to work in reverse like that, and if I have to use relays, what wire do I tap into to make the fog indicator on the dash light up
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Left Front turn LED turn signal only works when the headlights or fog lights are on. The amber LED on the left does not light up when lock or unlock button is hit on the key fob. I have asked at the dealer and they had no clue what it could be without tearing into it. This turn signal is sealed inside the headlight so I am not looking forward to having to replace the whole headlight assembly. For now I just turn on my fog lights while I am driving so that the signal works. Any thoughts or has anyone seen this before. -
Is anyone aware of what is required to install factory fog lights into a 2016 & up Base level Sierra 1500 that didn't have them from factory? Will any scrap of wiring be present? The switch is not there... but can one order a switch, the lights and slap it in? Can the BCM be flashed by a dealership if required? I bought an el cheapo that doesn't have fog lights and the blank inserts drive me bonkers already... so I WILL be filling them in with factory fog lights... it would just be nice to know if I can have them work like factory or not. Otherwise I'll wire them up like jobbers and have a jobber switch. Thanks -
So i have a Chevy 2500HD 6.0 High Country, and I was driving the other day and went to turn my high beams on and noticed they would not come on. The light in the dash comes on, and I can hear a click under the hood, but nothing. Replaced the fuse under the hood for the high beams, and changed out the bulbs with new ones, still not working. These are not projector headlights, there are individual bulbs for Lows, Highs, and Fog Lights. So when the high beams did not come on I tried my Fog Lights and nothing. Light in the dash comes on, changed the fuse and nothing. Any ideas on what to try next on this issue. -
Anyone replace their front bumper and found fog lights that will plug into the OEM harness? Looking for some cube lights.
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Recently purchased a 2019 Silverado LD Custom, in Red Hot. I love the truck, but my eye sight requires better road illumination at night. My front bumper is Red Hot steel, without sensors and without driving light cut outs. I'm thinking of keeping an eye out for a used Red Hot OEM bumper with the factory cutout for the driving lights. Two questions - 1) will I simply be able to bolt up the OEM bumper, and plug the OEM diving lights into an already existing plug/harness, that is currently just tucked away and unused because I don't have fog lights and 2) are there good aftermarket driving lights available that don't look "buba"? The design of the front bumper only really has two recesses where they could be mounted, but those recesses are occupied by the tow hooks AND behind the grill looks undoable, since the automatic louvers that close at high speed come pretty close to the back side of the grill when open. Thanks for your thoughts.
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Need a little bit of guidance on some wiring I want to do. I bought a heated steering wheel that came with the crash avoidance button along with the heated wheel button. Since my truck doesn't have the crash avoidance, I'd like to make that button activate a light bar. I know I'll have to get a latching relay to take the momentary pulse and then power a regular relay. But I'm just wondering if I can utilize any of the pins in the BCM to help with any of the wiring? Or is it easier to just take the wire from the steering wheel harness and connect that straight to the latching relay and then to the regular relay to power the light bar? Any help or ideas would be appreciated. Or perhaps a pnp harness @pgamboa ;) -
Have 2016 Silverado Crew and in the last week or two I noticed both fog light housings have a lot of condensation. Pretty sure they are LED. Last night noticed the passenger side flickering pretty bad. Driving and parked. It's off more than on. I'm at about 45k miles so assume no factory warranty left on it. I did get an extended from the credit union but not sure what it all covers. Just want to narrow in on what the issue is before calling the 800 number for the warranty. It is just weird that both units have started with the . It is winter in Wisconsin but nothing this shouldn't be able to handle. Any help would be great. I have a picture of the passenger side if somebody could confirm it is an LED from that? Thanks,
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From the album: 2015 GMC Sierra Truck Silver
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From the album: 2015 GMC Sierra Truck Silver
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Added factory fog light and parking sensor option bumper - along with Kawell fog lights
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From the album: 2015 Silverado Crew LT
Wife recently hit a pole and dented my LT bumper pretty severely. Took the opportunity to add a fog light and parking sensor bumper - along with Kawell fogs.
