Thank you for v the tutorial. You were very thorough. I bought the rear fog light set and in 30 minutes I was finished. Nice safety upgrade to my wife's jeep grand Cherokee. 👍
Yes you can, TaillightSolutions.com I have a 2011 and just ordered them for $309 with shipping and handling. They come with everything you'll need for installation! 👍🏾👍🏾
A design rule compliant rear fog light is not a design rule compliant brake-light, the rear fog light, by photometric design and criteria, is the stronger light, by operating intent. Basically, you mount the lamp, Earth it, determine its rear fog light wire (that which operates the brightest RED function), you then run a wire from it to the dashboard, where you will fit a 3 pole, Orange/Amber or Yellow LED switch, OR a dedicated rear fog light switch complete with it's ISO symbol and LED. (This is to act as the circuits 'pilot light', to let the driver know the rear fog light is 'on'), connect it to the Acc pole of that switch. Earth the switch to its Earth pole. Power feed, can be taken from the cars Sidelights/Parking lights positive, connected then to the switches remaining pole. Notes:- Rear fog lamp must, by design rule, not be closer than 10cm/100mm from any brake light. Done, to prevent masking of the brake light function. If you wish to run a single rear fog light, mount it on the driver side of the country your in. This is done to reduce likelihood of other traffic mistaking the rear fog lamp as brake lights. Use a rear fog lamp *only* in seriously reduced visibility conditions, say 100m or less, and not because you find yourself in a slight mist. Also usable in daytime torrential rain on a freeway or open road, in dust storms, gravel roads, wildfire smoke, and the like. Switch it OFF, the moment visibility improves well enough. In the US, SAE J1319 applies. It should, in my view, be incorporated into FMVSS-108, this would mandate the function on new to market vehicles in the US. SAE J1319 btw, was a mid 1980's creation/start point by a South Korean Co trying to determine the use of rear fog lights in the US. Rest of Earth, UNECE 38 applies. Jeep note. Jeeps here in Australia get the rear fog light/s. A US person could contact any of our dealers to seek the genuine lamp for the model you drive. Or try an Aussie Jeep Wrecker (called Breakers in the UK), or Ebay etc. With the exception of the Wrangler, they are twin rear fog setups here.
I have seen a few videos showing how to install these Rear Fog Light Kit and this one is by far the BEST!!!!!!!
Thank you for v the tutorial. You were very thorough. I bought the rear fog light set and in 30 minutes I was finished. Nice safety upgrade to my wife's jeep grand Cherokee. 👍
how is it holding up?
@@rodneyboswell536 traded the grand Cherokee for the 22’ 4x4 L Limited version.
Where did you get this, the web site appears to not have it listed.
Forgot to show us the light or the link to buy
Hi.. where I can get this kit?
Great installation overview. Thanks 👍
Thank you sooo much! Helped me out alot to install.
Can you upload the after video of how it looks on day and night. Thanks
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Where you bought this installation ? Could you send link to this produkt for me ? Please for help
Do you have a video on that hitch cover yet? BTW, great video. Appreciate you
Where can you buy this from?
Can I get these rear fog lights and wire harness for a 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited
Yes you can, TaillightSolutions.com I have a 2011 and just ordered them for $309 with shipping and handling. They come with everything you'll need for installation! 👍🏾👍🏾
Where can I get the kit
Where is the link to buy this kit?
Hi Merry Christmas 🎅
Sorry bro u can Help me with this video about Colden Welch where black or ???
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How can i buy the harness for plug and play?
Where can i order
Lol never heard T-tap called a vampire clip.. Will be saying that from now on.
A design rule compliant rear fog light is not a design rule compliant brake-light, the rear fog light, by photometric design and criteria, is the stronger light, by operating intent.
Basically, you mount the lamp, Earth it, determine its rear fog light wire (that which operates the brightest RED function), you then run a wire from it to the dashboard, where you will fit a 3 pole, Orange/Amber or Yellow LED switch, OR a dedicated rear fog light switch complete with it's ISO symbol and LED. (This is to act as the circuits 'pilot light', to let the driver know the rear fog light is 'on'), connect it to the Acc pole of that switch.
Earth the switch to its Earth pole.
Power feed, can be taken from the cars Sidelights/Parking lights positive, connected then to the switches remaining pole.
Notes:-
Rear fog lamp must, by design rule, not be closer than 10cm/100mm from any brake light. Done, to prevent masking of the brake light function.
If you wish to run a single rear fog light, mount it on the driver side of the country your in. This is done to reduce likelihood of other traffic mistaking the rear fog lamp as brake lights.
Use a rear fog lamp *only* in seriously reduced visibility conditions, say 100m or less, and not because you find yourself in a slight mist.
Also usable in daytime torrential rain on a freeway or open road, in dust storms, gravel roads, wildfire smoke, and the like.
Switch it OFF, the moment visibility improves well enough.
In the US, SAE J1319 applies.
It should, in my view, be incorporated into FMVSS-108, this would mandate the function on new to market vehicles in the US.
SAE J1319 btw, was a mid 1980's creation/start point by a South Korean Co trying to determine the use of rear fog lights in the US.
Rest of Earth, UNECE 38 applies.
Jeep note. Jeeps here in Australia get the rear fog light/s. A US person could contact any of our dealers to seek the genuine lamp for the model you drive. Or try an Aussie Jeep Wrecker (called Breakers in the UK), or Ebay etc. With the exception of the Wrangler, they are twin rear fog setups here.
I like to know where you got the lights in the name of the store I like it very nice for your truck
Tailight solutions. Also where i'm ordering mine!
So it can’t be turned off ?
Tom Walker What can be turned off?
Elite Custom Lighting can the Rearfogs be turned off separately or are they on anytime the lights are on
They are basically running lights and brake lights. So no you can’t turn them off they are tapped into those corresponding wires.
Where I can get this kit
Never showed how they came out
Damn that’s expensive
Where I can buy this kit?