IN STOCK! Triple LED Fog Light Kit for MOD Bumper from ORACLE Lighting

[Austin Bronco]

@ORACLE Lighting what’s the best way to hook up to the existing switches? Anyway

Just cut the two sections of wire that have the weather proof connectors that go to the fogs, right at the relay. Then run them up into the engine bay and join them together. Watch the video on their website, I ran them down the same spot in the engine bay they did.
I had a butt connector right at the front corner of the engine bay, one side had the two cut ends from the fogs, the other side was a few feet of wire to extend to the aux switch wiring.

Sorry, still a bit confused. I would cut off the switch that came with the harness and attach the red wire to the auxiliary wire I want and the black to the ground?

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[Ksjrb03]

@ORACLE Lighting what’s the best way to hook up to the existing switches? Anyway

Sorry, still a bit confused. I would cut off the switch that came with the harness and attach the red wire to the auxiliary wire I want and the black to the ground?

No. Forget the switch you don’t need it. Cut off the wires with the connectors that plug into the pods. There’s 2 of them. Join those to your aux wire.

 

[Austin Bronco]

No. Forget the switch you don’t need it. Cut off the wires with the connectors that plug into the pods. There’s 2 of them. Join those to your aux wire.

Cut this switch off and do what? Sorry obviously newb here and appreciate the help.

 

[Puddle Jumper]

Mine arrived yesterday after a long wait. I was super excited to get them and planned on installing them the same day. Unfortunately that excitement faded immediately upon opening the box. The powder coating is chipped and missing across many places on the frames. I'm contacting Oracle for a full refund.

Easy fix.
https://realcraft.com/products/touchup-paint-for-powder-coat-finishes

 

[Easy-v]

Cut this switch off and do what? Sorry obviously newb here and appreciate the help.

I’m thinking cut the switch off, tape it up, then connect red power to aux wire, and ground black. Did I get that right?

 

[RoLyMa27]

I was a little bummed that mine wouldn’t ship until sometime in June, but perhaps that will give them time to figure out the packaging.

Glad I didn’t order these now. I’ll wait until they fix the packaging issue before deciding to buy them.

UPS delivered mine today. I have no problems with scratches or missing paint!

 

[cmcbronco]

I’m thinking cut the switch off, tape it up, then connect red power to aux wire, and ground black. Did I get that right?

I’m not certain on this harness but there’s two wires at the Switch most likely. One will go to your aux switch other to ground.

 

[TXAG96]

Received mine Friday. Tried to install on Sunday and here's the situation:
One pod seemed dead until I checked the connection and it flickered on/off. Broken pin/wire.
Its an easy fix if they'll just send me a new harness section from the pods to the main harness.

Not to thrilled with the powder coating. Maybe I'll touch them up even though you'll never see that part. Except I'm an engineer and I've already seen it and my OCD kicked in....
I've sent them an online case and an email and am waiting for support to answer.
Not a negative post, just seems like they have some bugs to work out.
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[Cfield90]

Received yesterday and installed. Ordered the whites and a set of replacement yellows. Wired the whites to factory fog light switch and yellows to aux 5. I too had some bare metal in a couple areas. I got bright flashed twice last night (running whites), so either need to change angle or only run when needed.

 

[ATLBronco75]

I assume it's WAY too late to get in on this?

 

[JP_Oracle]

I’m thinking cut the switch off, tape it up, then connect red power to aux wire, and ground black. Did I get that right?

@ORACLE Lighting what’s the best way to hook up to the existing switches? Anyway

Sorry, still a bit confused. I would cut off the switch that came with the harness and attach the red wire to the auxiliary wire I want and the black to the ground?

 

[Puddle Jumper]

Received yesterday and installed. Ordered the whites and a set of replacement yellows. Wired the whites to factory fog light switch and yellows to aux 5. I too had some bare metal in a couple areas. I got bright flashed twice last night (running whites), so either need to change angle or only run when needed.

I bought the replacement panel switch for factory fog operation as well. Was wiring into the HD bumper as easy as it seems? Any insight or tips would be appreciated. Looks good btw!

 

[ORACLE Lighting]

I’ll wait until they fix the packaging issue before deciding to buy them.

Our engineers are already on top improving the packaging. As mentioned before the part that was reported as making contact is not visible when installed and the parts are galvanized so no risk of rust down the road, but we always seek to improve where we can.

Here we can share how in-depth we go to improve issues... even as simple as packaging.

I got bright flashed twice last night (running whites), so either need to change angle or only run when needed.

If you continue to get flashed running white a simple washer can be added to the 2 lower mounts on the projector to change the angle enough to correct this. May be necessary on Broncos with lifts or with "leveling" kits especially.

 

[ORACLE Lighting]

I assume it's WAY too late to get in on this?

Too late to get in the pre-orders but if you order now your order will ship after all pre-order holders have their lights. https://www.oraclelights.com/products/bronco-triple-fog-kit

 

[Cfield90]

I bought the replacement panel switch for factory fog operation as well. Was wiring into the HD bumper as easy as it seems? Any insight or tips would be appreciated. Looks good btw!

Thanks!

Wiring was pretty simple and straightforward. The factory harness with connector was there (I recall only high and Lux packages have it?) and I bought the pins to fit the factory connectors, but for whatever reason, one of my connections didn’t work, so I cut and crimped those two wires. It was a PITA getting one of the factory connectors unseated (located behind the front recovery points).

Depending on the light set you choose (assuming Oracle triple fogs) if you have front crash bars, you’ll probably need to remove the bumper side plates (5 bolts) or crash bars (2 bolts) to get the fixture into place.

I cut the provided harness down to just the male connector (so no relay, switch, or fuse installed) and left a couple inches of the red/black wire to connect to the factory harness/connector.

There are a couple threads that helped guide me along the way, the Factory Fog Switch thread and one other spin-off thread (can dig that one up if you are not familiar with it), which I used for the Forscan settings, but I didn’t see in that thread the setting to get the icon to show in dash. Had to go back to the main thread for that. Only had to change 5 Forscan settings (3 in BdyCm, 1 in BdyCm as-built, and 1 in IPC as-built).

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