Cervini Fogs and PIAA's

datsyuk

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Just threw my Eleanor kit on last week but did not hook up the fogs at the bottom nor the PIAA driving lights. I was wondering when I extend the stock fog light wires could I splice them to power the PIAA's as well? So when I turn my fog lights on, the PIAA's will also turn on. I don't want to go through wiring the on/off switch on the inside especially if I'll just be driving with all the lights on anyway.

And Eleanor guys, what do those PIAA's and fogs look like with the stock bulbs? I know the PIAA's are really really bright from what I heard and bright white, are the fogs like that too or will they look like my stock headlamps?
 

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I have the wiring harness for the little PIAA lights if you need it
 

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Thanks man. I bought the whole kit though so I have all the hook ups, but instead of running the switch inside and being a pain in the ass I want to see if I could splice it with the 2 lower fogs and have them turn on at the same time.

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you totally could do that...as long as you always wanted them on...I believe you can run them off the fuse on the passenger kick panel and then they will get power as soon as you turn your lights on...not sure of the fuse number now but look in the manual.
 

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Yes, you can tap the foglamp wires to power auxiliary lighting. Just make sure to use appropriate gauge wiring. If the fuse blows, it means it's drawing too much current at that point. You should be just find but if the fuse does go out, consider using a multimeter and measure the current across the wires and use an appropriate fuse (do not use a fuse rated too high!).
 

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