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| 99-03 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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2000 Ford Superduty Factory fog lights
I am looking at installing fog lights on my truck ( it did not come with them from the factory), so my questions are; what year fog lights will bolt right up? and as far as the wiring goes; do the trucks come prewired for the lights (if so, where is it located) and is the headlight switch on the cab already set up for fog lights?
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I don't think the 7.3s came with fog lights. Maybe I'm wrong but it wasn't until the 6.0s.
If that's the case, there won't be any wiring there and the headlight switch probably isn't set up for it. But MAYBE. |
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some of the 7.3s came with fog lights mine did and i know of alot of 7.3s that has foglights on them from the factory
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Seriously? Wow never seen a one.
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yes 7.3s have them dont no about the wiring but u just pull pull out on the light switch for the foglight function
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yeah it was an option so i think alot of people didnt pay the extra but lol now its kinda hard to find one without them unless its a work model especially around here every ford place we have has mostly king ranchs ive seen a couple lariats but no xlts
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I don't think that any 99s came out with fogs from the factory but from 2000 on it was an option. The switch does have the pull function built in to turn them on. As far as wiring into that switch I have no idea. I wired mine up on it own switch which was very easy and that way they can be on any time you flip the switch. Not just when the low beams are on.
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As I understand it, Ford did not offer factory fog lights on a Super Duty (of any trim level) until mid year 2001.
ALL of the headlight switches "pull out" and on the earlier trucks it is part of the removal system to pull the switch panel out from the dash. Just because your switch pulls out does NOT mean you have a switch that would support wiring up the fog lights to be triggered from it. It seems that there's no real good option for a clean factory type install of fog lights on a truck which didn't come with them from the factory. I recently did an '05 front end conversion on my 2000 model and the front end parts I bought came with the factory fogs. The best way I've come up with to wire them up is to get some 9005 pigtails from the parts store to plug into the factory fog lights, then wire them up to be powered directly from the battery, and triggered via relay off the parking light circuit. Personally, I don't like the idea of the fog lights ALWAYS being on with the parking lights, so I'm also going to put a switch in the circuit so that if I want to run the parking lights without the fog lights I can. That way also, if I do have the fog lights switched on, as soon as I kill the parking lights, whether the fog light switch is on or off it will kill the fog lights as well so I don't have to worry about accidentally leaving them on and killing the battery. Between triggering them directly off the parking lights vs directly off a switch, at least for me, I think combining the two approaches is the best. |
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MY HEADLIGHT SWITCH PULLS OUT!!!!
I was pretty excited when I tried it. I NEVER EVER knew it did that.
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Mine has the fog lamp switch and wiring but no fog lamps. I put a relay in the fuse box and it all works. Im looking through the wrecking yards for a SD with fog lamps
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