Pony pkg fogs to GT fogs
I bought a street scenes center fog grill and some newtakeoff GT fogs. Pulled the old grill out and installed the new. Of course the fog light plugs are different. But the're just 2 wires. So I cut the ends off the wiring harness I go with the SS grill and patched them in. No fogs. Thinking I'd reversed the positive and negative maybe, since the SS harness just had 2 black leads, I reversed the wires. No lights. Anyone have any insight into what the problem could be ?
|
if you already have pony package lights and you are installing GT lights... all you had to do was unplug the "extensions" (about a 12" section of wire harness that plugged into your ppackage lights) and then plug the wires straight into the GT fogs. No splicing, no alterations, plugs up factory like.
|
Originally Posted by jdphillips73
(Post 6392902)
if you already have pony package lights and you are installing GT lights... all you had to do was unplug the "extensions" (about a 12" section of wire harness that plugged into your ppackage lights) and then plug the wires straight into the GT fogs. No splicing, no alterations, plugs up factory like.
Whoops. Should asked before instead of cutting and telling later... :icon_couchhide: The fogs are not positive/negative sensitive. Are you verifying voltage with a test light or a voltmeter? Did you turn on the fog switch? Are your high beams on? Pony/GT fogs dont work with the high beams. :( Did the ponies work before you cut the wires? Were the fogs on when you cut the wires? Did you cut them one at a time or both together. Is your fog relay and fuse in the BEC OK? Does the relay click when you turn on the fogs? More info. Internet electrical problem diagnosis is a biatch...... |
you tried splicing it when it plugs right back in
let me be the first to say this to you.... fail! |
Ah come on. He didn't fail. He'll get it figured out and the new fogs will work.
Good luck......... |
Originally Posted by 157db
(Post 6392933)
+1
Whoops. Should asked before instead of cutting and telling later... :icon_couchhide: The fogs are not positive/negative sensitive. Are you verifying voltage with a test light or a voltmeter? Did you turn on the fog switch? Are your high beams on? Pony/GT fogs dont work with the high beams. :( Did the ponies work before you cut the wires? Were the fogs on when you cut the wires? Did you cut them one at a time or both together. Is your fog relay and fuse in the BEC OK? Does the relay click when you turn on the fogs? More info. Internet electrical problem diagnosis is a biatch...... Are you verifying voltage with a test light or a voltmeter? not yet, next step Did you turn on the fog switch? yes Are your high beams on? Pony/GT fogs dont work with the high beams. :( switch is on Did the ponies work before you cut the wires? yes Were the fogs on when you cut the wires? no Did you cut them one at a time or both together. 1 at a time Is your fog relay and fuse in the BEC OK? will check it Does the relay click when you turn on the fogs? will check this also thanks. Appreciate the answer. factory fogs worked perfectly. New take off GT's, doesn't seem possible but maybe the bulbs are bad ? If the lights aren't positive/neg sensitive it has to be bulbs I guess. |
Originally Posted by kidrobotzero
(Post 6393716)
you tried splicing it when it plugs right back in
let me be the first to say this to you.... fail! |
Originally Posted by jdphillips73
(Post 6392902)
if you already have pony package lights and you are installing GT lights... all you had to do was unplug the "extensions" (about a 12" section of wire harness that plugged into your ppackage lights) and then plug the wires straight into the GT fogs. No splicing, no alterations, plugs up factory like.
|
Originally Posted by Ken04
(Post 6394732)
Are your high beams on? Pony/GT fogs dont work with the high beams. :( switch is on
Originally Posted by Ken04
(Post 6394733)
try again, the bulb plugs for the GT fogs are different than the Pony fogs. But thanks for the words of encouragement. Let me be the second to remind you that you're mistaken.
Fog light harness is default for a GT but when used for a PP fog set-up from factory, there are pigtails plugged into the default GT harness and lengthens them slightly and changes the plug to PP fog light bulb plug. Remove the short GT to PP fog light OEM pigtail adapters and the GT fogs plug right into the harness... Unless you have some super updated fog light harness pony... :icon_couchhide: |
Originally Posted by 157db
(Post 6400564)
High beam switch on, thats the problem........
Yes, bulbs different. Fog light harness is default for a GT but when used for a PP fog set-up from factory, there are pigtails plugged into the default GT harness and lengthens them slightly and changes the plug to PP fog light bulb plug. Remove the short GT to PP fog light OEM pigtail adapters and the GT fogs plug right into the harness... Unless you have some super updated fog light harness pony... :icon_couchhide: I saw the harness that plugged into a shorter set of plugs, I thought I examined it pretty closely, but based on your advice I'll scope it out again tonight. Thanks a million for the help. Naw, just a regular old, run of the mill pony pkg. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:57 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands