That inspector is clueless. All 2005-2009 Roush cars have six forward facing lights. As stated above, only 4 illuminate at once...and the selected fogs/driving lights shut off with high beams.
Baffles me why fogs can't be used in conjunction with high beams ?? Like if ur gonna blind somebody with the high beams, who really cares if the fogs are also on. On my 2011 Fusion, there is separate hi and low beam modules. The low beams sit outboard. At least on the Fusion, when on hi beam, the low beams are still functional..and that setup works superb...with 4 lights on at once. Fogs shut off when high beams are on.
On my old dodge, halogen combo low / hi beam module sat outboard. Inboard of that was the separate stand alone high beams. When on high beams, BOTH high beams on each side came on ! Resulting in a total of 4 x high beams.
I installed a 7 bar upper grille and lost the oem upper fogs. The Piaa fogs mounted in my lower CDC grille are next to useless.. they are too low to be effective. Whats needed is a led driving lamp, super bright, but they too have to be well off the ground to be effective. If we didn't have to have front plates, that would be a good place to put em.
Roush dealer, local to me, said they modify the oem Roush switching, so either / both fogs can be used at the same time as the normal hi / low beam lights... IE: 6 on at once. Illegal of course, but it's done all the time. Simple mod.
The inspector obviously doesn't know the rules. Put all the lights you want on the car.. just don't turn on more than 4 at a time. On a side note, when I lived in Northern BC, the odd trucker would have aircraft landing lights installed..which worked great in the middle of the night, on desolate hwys'.
