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Old 02-01-2007, 01:47 AM
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Default Re: Fog Lights switch on and off automatically

Sorry Im not much help, but maybe follow one of your friends in different road conditions and see if both lights do it at the same time, and if it is directly affected by bumps like wpage said. Any info you can feed the dealer will help expedite their services. I hate electrical BS
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Default Re: Fog Lights switch on and off automatically

Another couple things to look for:

The fog lamp switch is wired w/the headlight circuit - if the headlight switch is in AUTO and the fog lamp switch is on, the fog lamps should only come on w/the headlights. Are your headlights also going on/off? If so, it could be part of the light sensor circuit - check the little round dohickey on the dash to make sure nothing is covering it. If it's clear, and the headlights keep going on/off, there might be a problem in that circuit.

Turn the headlight switch to ON. If thefog lamps still go on/off, then it would likely be in the wiring for the lamps themselves, not the light sensor.

Also, check the little light on the fog lamp switch - is it going on/off? If it's staying on when the lights go off, it's likely a wiring problem after the switch. If it too is going on/off, there is a problem in the circuit before the switch. Look up evldave in webshots, I think I have a wiring diagram of the lighting circuit, that might help you figure out where the short/problem might be (can't remember now which diagram I have and work won't let me view webshots ).

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