This is what I bought for the factory harness, one wire will be hot when switched on and one will be ground.
https://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/product_info.php/products_id/4342
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Guys read through this thread and all the info you need is there.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/fog-lights-without-aux-switches.65149/
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And my questionTo install these 21 off-road fog lights which light swap do you need to replace on the dash the DC or BC one?
when you say “modify”…could you clarify a tad? I will be going pretty much the route you did with my install. I just have to figure out how to use 1 on each side for fog lights and be able to use both white or amber as needed. Thank you for your time
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Just got mine installed. Took a little over 2 hours for me. Biggest pain was getting the wiring over to the passenger side and figuring out what the best route was.
i ran the wire down from the engine bay first and found a nice spot that went right down to where the drivers side fog is and didn’t have to mess with the liner at all.
the harness is a tad short but manageable. Could’ve used another 6”.
Happy with them esp at 200.
i ran the wire down from the engine bay first and found a nice spot that went right down to where the drivers side fog is and didn’t have to mess with the liner at all.
the harness is a tad short but manageable. Could’ve used another 6”.
Happy with them esp at 200.
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Did you need to add any extra wire length to get the harness to work or did it work as is?Just got mine installed. Took a little over 2 hours for me. Biggest pain was getting the wiring over to the passenger side and figuring out what the best route was.
i ran the wire down from the engine bay first and found a nice spot that went right down to where the drivers side fog is and didn’t have to mess with the liner at all.
the harness is a tad short but manageable. Could’ve used another 6”.
Happy with them esp at 200.
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I’m clueless when it comes to wiring.Just got mine installed. Took a little over 2 hours for me. Biggest pain was getting the wiring over to the passenger side and figuring out what the best route was.
i ran the wire down from the engine bay first and found a nice spot that went right down to where the drivers side fog is and didn’t have to mess with the liner at all.
the harness is a tad short but manageable. Could’ve used another 6”.
Happy with them esp at 200.
To connect to AUX switches these fog light wires need to be run to somewhere behind the dash board? Through the entire engine compartment?
Or just to the wiring near the front mod bumper?
Anyone got a video of the wiring install for connection to the AUX switches?
Looks good but I did something a little different and put the housing under the tow hook cover, just a thought.Just got mine installed. Took a little over 2 hours for me. Biggest pain was getting the wiring over to the passenger side and figuring out what the best route was.
i ran the wire down from the engine bay first and found a nice spot that went right down to where the drivers side fog is and didn’t have to mess with the liner at all.
the harness is a tad short but manageable. Could’ve used another 6”.
Happy with them esp at 200.
It worked as is - but barely.
I saw another wiring harness near the top of the bumper and ran it above. There’s a rubber-ish cover at the top that I was able to get my hand in and feed the wire through. I used some wiring poles to help guide it and made it a lot easier for me.
Edit: here’s a pic where the wire is ran through. There’s some bracing back there to help keep the wire in that grove.
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Do you have the aux switches? If so and that’s how you’re wiring it, everything is on the drivers side.
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I am disappointed that Mabett priced his double what the other companies priced theirs. You know they are the exact same one, made by the exact same company. I guess I'll order from 21 offroad.
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Would it be possible to tap into the headlight wiring, so that they come on when the headlights do? I don't plan on running the amber lights anyway and my wife will hate turn the aux switch on and off.
Has anyone wired one up the way instructions were intending, to the two aux switches.
If so, are the wires long enough to wire it all in the 2-aux switch method. If not, should I get some additional wire and what gauge and colors should I get to complete the installation.
If so, are the wires long enough to wire it all in the 2-aux switch method. If not, should I get some additional wire and what gauge and colors should I get to complete the installation.
I think you will find that the OP wired his that way. Watch his video. He needed to extend the clear and amber light wires to the AUX wires at the firewall. I think he connected the ground wire at or near the battery.
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