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Grit_dog
Feb 02, 2020Navigator
I think the fog light interlock stems from old school headlights and the 4 light rule.
But it makes absolutely no sense as OE "fog lights" which are typically called driving lights anyway are the least offensive to oncoming traffic and they typically do a good job complemeting the high beams. Which should be shut off anyway with oncoming traffic.
I typically set up the OE driving lights to stay on with high beams or all on with high/low/fogs.
Makes a big difference typically in the dark.
The 07 Dodge is programmed all on with the tuner that's on it. My Chevy work truck fogs are enabled with high beams with a diode added to the right circuit.
Anyone who hasn't tried it, I'd highly reccomend it unless you have superior night vision!
But it makes absolutely no sense as OE "fog lights" which are typically called driving lights anyway are the least offensive to oncoming traffic and they typically do a good job complemeting the high beams. Which should be shut off anyway with oncoming traffic.
I typically set up the OE driving lights to stay on with high beams or all on with high/low/fogs.
Makes a big difference typically in the dark.
The 07 Dodge is programmed all on with the tuner that's on it. My Chevy work truck fogs are enabled with high beams with a diode added to the right circuit.
Anyone who hasn't tried it, I'd highly reccomend it unless you have superior night vision!
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