Sorry to dig up this old thread, but I am having similar problems. Did any of you guys figure this out?
Fog light issue on a 2000 (1 Viewer)
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Try replacing the fuse. Even if it looks good and tested ok. When you replace, be sure it is well seated in the socket. Mine was a fuse.
Thank you. Yes i replaced it this morning, but will try another when I get home. Relay makes the clicking sound so I do not think it is that.
I chased it for months and felt like a dumba$$ when I replaced the new fuse I put in when I first found the problem with another new fuse. That's also why I mentioned making sure the new fuse is seated well.
I also replaced the relay even though it clicked like it is supposed to.
So... between two fuses a relay and lots of frustrating cussing, I had fog lights again.
Good luck with it.
I also replaced the relay even though it clicked like it is supposed to.
So... between two fuses a relay and lots of frustrating cussing, I had fog lights again.
Good luck with it.
Unreal. So 2 new fuses (and the old fuse) didn't work. Tried a 4th fuse and boom they worked! Makes zero sense but I'm glad you responded and told me your issues. Thank you!
Good deal!!!
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Fuse are generally easy to see if bad. Makes me think corrosion or short at the contact points the fuse plugs into.
Yeah, usually. But I had the fuse block out in my hand when I replaced the relay and I used some contact cleaner for both the relay side and fuse side. It appeared clean. That's why I was so stumped that it wasn't working. I just decided one day to try another fuse and voila...... I had light.
