deserteagle56
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Well, with what you guys were telling me I started an order. Then I found out why the headlight assembly itself was so cheap....look at the shipping!
Well, with what you guys were telling me I started an order. Then I found out why the headlight assembly itself was so cheap....look at the shipping!
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Here it is again
Ordered last week.
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Rick Hendrick Toyota
Sandy Springs
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Hi. I have a new to me 2003 TJ x without factory wiring for fog lights. I just ordered the Toyota upgrade lights with harness. Can I wire stock fog lights into the new upgraded harness to avoid running separate wires and switch without blowing the new fuses? Thanks in advance!
Hi. I have a new to me 2003 TJ x without factory wiring for fog lights. I just ordered the Toyota upgrade lights with harness. Can I wire stock fog lights into the new upgraded harness to avoid running separate wires and switch without blowing the new fuses? Thanks in advance!
Was looking at factory fogsTo know for sure, I would want to know what the amperage of the existing lights are. I have aftermarket LED bulbs (and factory fog light wiring plugs) but if I didn't have the factory wiring, I wouldn't hesitate in my case because the LEDs draw very little power.
I wouldn't. The headlights are 55 watt, as are the fog lights. You'd be overloading the system. It's not hard to add lights to our jeeps. Most aftermarket light kits come with a harness. Even if you're using a set that you already have, it's easy enough.
Here's a wiring diagram:
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Without going out and looking does anyone know the fuse size in the Toyota harness?
To know for sure, I would want to know what the amperage of the existing lights are. I have aftermarket LED bulbs (and factory fog light wiring plugs) but if I didn't have the factory wiring, I wouldn't hesitate in my case because the LEDs draw very little power.