Hey guys I was wondering if someone could help me out here. I rewired my foglights today, (aftermarket) and wired them into the headlights. I disconnected the low beams and brought the positive from the foglights up and matched it to the headlights. I turned my lights on and everything was working fine (low beams and fogs). Then I turned the high beams on and the entire passenger side went lights went out, but the driver side was fine. >> Then after turning the highs off my driver side low was fine but the passenger side high and low were both still on. Could this possibly be because there is not enough power to run the fogs along with everything else? Thanks

Should have run them to the running lights in your turnsignals or the fender lights.

thanks phat. I'll check that in the morning and see what happens.

check i'm not sure about the celi cause i haven't done it yet.. but most toyotas.. have the extra outlet from the fuse box were you hook up the foglights from... thats were you should hook your fog lights from...

thanks macavely. i never thought of doing that. I had them hooked up with my own switch til the switch broke I'll look at it today after class and let you guys know.

Yehp, that should solve your problem. Excellent diagnosis Dr. Macavely. >>

the foglight fuse is located in your dash correct? Where is the output of that fuse located?

alright guys thanks for all your help, i ended up wiring them into the side markers and everything is alright. I had a blown fuse which was screwing up the headlights

-mjmsoccer+Feb 16, 2004 - 4:29 PM