LED Fog Lights

it8ezbngrn · Sep 4, 2016

LED Fog Light Install

Remove this cover

Attention, in the close up pic of them, I actually had one clocked at an angle and if you look closely you can see it. When installing them be sure to insert them so the LEDs are shooting horizontally.

Fog light adjustment access hole. Use a #2 philips

eastbayBee · Sep 5, 2016

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looks great, where did u find the bulbs?
Also where exactly is that hole? cant make out a reference point in that photo

it8ezbngrn · Sep 11, 2016

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creeronlineshop | Rakuten Global Market: Extreemultinon LED-PHILIPS Xtreme Ultinon LED Fog Bulb fog valve H8/H11/H16 type 2700 K

Front bumper below fog light

Pic of LED fogs with RTL-E LED low beams.

Shineaholic · Sep 11, 2016

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it8ezbngrn said:
creeronlineshop | Rakuten Global Market: Extreemultinon LED-PHILIPS Xtreme Ultinon LED Fog Bulb fog valve H8/H11/H16 type 2700 K

Front bumper below fog light

are those high beams or are you on an angle? those fog (yellow) lights are BRIGHT!

TommyDeVito · Sep 11, 2016

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High beam? Those are fog lights, one OEM, and one aftermarket.

it8ezbngrn · Sep 12, 2016

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This is just the jogs and my OEM LED low beam.

In the one of the pics of the front I show stock VS LED.

I just bought PIAA and will show these VS Piaa in a new thread.

jojobo02 · Sep 21, 2016

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hey when installing the Extreemultinon LED-PHILIPS Xtreme Ultinon LED Fog Bulb fog valve H8/H11/H16 type 2700 K. where did you mount those resister boxes.?

sage_ · Sep 22, 2016

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For the fog lights, you don't have to remove the entire plastic piece. You can just undo a couple of screws/clips and put your hand through. This is how I did the fogs on mine. I guess if you're having to secure the extra length of wiring there, the room would be helpful. For just regular sized bulbs, it's not needed though.

it8ezbngrn · Sep 27, 2016

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jojobo02 said:
hey when installing the Extreemultinon LED-PHILIPS Xtreme Ultinon LED Fog Bulb fog valve H8/H11/H16 type 2700 K. where did you mount those resister boxes.?

Just zip tied them to a wire harness for the turn signals I believe.

For the PIAAs I used VHB 3M double stick tape. Be sure to clean both surfaces.

snowboardg42 · Sep 29, 2016

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Thanks for the thread with the detailed install. Those LED fogs look really sharp!

Without trying to hijack your thread, this seemed like the best place for my question after going through the G2 pages.

I like the look of the G1 Ridgelines that have the DRL's running through the fog light setup. While I have the LED DRL's on my RTL-T, I am trying to find out if there is a way to get it so when the running lights are on, the fog lights can be operated without having the low beams on. It's mainly just for show, I'm not interested in trying to get away with not using my headlights at night. I just think it looks nice with just the fogs on without the low beams.

Sorry if this affects your thread. I can start a new one if you would prefer.

Thanks.

it8ezbngrn · Sep 30, 2016

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Its cool. Its fog light install related and not some opinionated argument.

So, here is the issue with that. The fog lights have a relay under the hood. I tried to do the same thing and found that the controlling of the lights in not at the relay but internal to the switch itself. So its actually in the stalk. If it was in the relay it could be changed. The only other way to do it is to run a separate switch. That would be easy. You could just tap into the fog light wire in the steering column and then wire a switch to chassis ground. Switch off - fog lights as normal. Switch ON- well they're on no matter what. That would work just sucks that you have to add a switch.

I talked about this in another post. To be more specific, a relay has 4, um Inputs /out puts. On this rig there is 12v constant powering one side of the coil (switching of the relay)and the other is a ground from the switch. The there is 12v constant for the lights. The ground signal disappears when you go to high beam and isn't available till the lights are on. since its just this one signal were hosed. If the relay used the 12V signal from the headlamps as a trigger or power then that could be changed to 12V constant or parking lights. Since its just the ground from the stalk and thats being done internally its most likely not able to be changed even if you tore teh switch apart.

snowboardg42 · Sep 30, 2016

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it8ezbngrn said:
Its cool. Its fog light install related and not some opinionated argument.

So, here is the issue with that. The fog lights have a relay under the hood. I tried to do the same thing and found that the controlling of the lights in not at the relay but internal to the switch itself. So its actually in the stalk. If it was in the relay it could be changed. The only other way to do it is to run a separate switch. That would be easy. You could just tap into the fog light wire in the steering column and then wire a switch to chassis ground. Switch off - fog lights as normal. Switch ON- well they're on no matter what. That would work just sucks that you have to add a switch.

I talked about this in another post. To be more specific, a relay has 4, um Inputs /out puts. On this rig there is 12v constant powering one side of the coil (switching of the relay)and the other is a ground from the switch. The there is 12v constant for the lights. The ground signal disappears when you go to high beam and isn't available till the lights are on. since its just this one signal were hosed. If the relay used the 12V signal from the headlamps as a trigger or power then that could be changed to 12V constant or parking lights. Since its just the ground from the stalk and thats being done internally its most likely not able to be changed even if you tore teh switch apart.

Thank you for the information! I'm not as knowledgeable with car electric components so I try not to mess with anything unless I have a solid set of instructions by someone that has done the exact same thing before. I don't think I want to add another switch to the truck right now as I've only had it for 3 months. Maybe when I have a little more of it paid off and I'm sure it is going to last me a long time.

I appreciate your help with the matter.

Midnightsun · Oct 20, 2016

For those with LED headlights, the fog lights look really out of place being they are halogen and the color is way off. Has anyone installed LED replacement bulbs for the fog lights and if so is there an issue with a burned out bulb warning on the dash.

Guido156 · Oct 20, 2016

I've done the drl/high beams and the low beams. The fog lamps are still in the box. So far no dash warnings or issues at all.

ncbryan · Oct 20, 2016

I have installed LED fog lights and high beams. No warning lights so far. Also installed LED backup lights. Love them.

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Dman77 · Oct 20, 2016

I have installed yellow LED fog lights and have no issues with them at all. No lights on the dash, no nothing. All is well on the dashboard of my RL haha.

zroger73 · Oct 20, 2016

For those of you who have retrofitted LEDs, what brand/model/size did you choose?

Midnightsun · Oct 20, 2016

Is there a rubber boot over the connector at the bulb or clearance issues? Reason I ask is I do not want the fan style cooling ones as this would last about a month in our salted road conditions during the winter. Want to use the radiating type like this. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01I3GKHQE/ref=pd_luc_rh_sbs_01_01_t_img_lh?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1#Ask

Border411 · Oct 20, 2016

Dman77 said:
I have installed yellow LED fog lights and have no issues with them at all. No lights on the dash, no nothing. All is well on the dashboard of my RL haha.

I used the same ones as Dman yesterday (Calais off of Amazon). $20, and so worth it. No issues.

Red Light · Oct 20, 2016

Border411 said:
I used the same ones as Dman yesterday (Calais off of Amazon). $20, and so worth it. No issues.

Could you link the bulbs that fit the Ridgeline. This will help those of us who are clueless about this stuff :grin:

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