2003 Fog lights, any one have these?

[Vtolds]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

How do they look and work?

 

[LibertyFever]

The seller doesn't claim that their fog lights fit into the stock fog light location in an 02/03/04 Liberty. That's what I'd be concerned with. eBay is full of "gray areas" like this.

 

[JeepKj03]

I went to the dealer and picked up a fog light kit for my 03. Dont hold it to me becuase this was about 4 years ago but i belive it was around 120 bucks. It came with all the wiring and a new multifunction switch.

 

[Moab]

Where are the 03 Fogs located down in the bumper or up in the grill?

 

[Clyde Frog]

In the bumper.

 

[HoosierJeeper]

That projector kit on Ebay looks like a cheap China kit. Not that I'm an expert though.

 

[Moab]

In the bumper.

Thanks I'm learning...

 

[ThunderbirdJunkie]

Those are a direct fit.
Installed some in an '04 Ram (02-05 Rams and previous-gen Sebring convertibles and sedans have the same foglights as KJs btw)

They are built poorly, but whatever.

 

[04 Silver Renegade]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

How do they look and work?

I would really stay away from Ebay lights like that. The only brand I would trust is "Depo". When I had my Prelude, I bought Depo aftermarket headlights and they had a PERFECT Fit. My friend bought "Ebay Brand" Headlights and they didn't fit correctly, and the Halo burnt out within a month........

 

[Vtolds]

Those are a direct fit.
Installed some in an '04 Ram (02-05 Rams and previous-gen Sebring convertibles and sedans have the same foglights as KJs btw)

They are built poorly, but whatever.

How well do they work? Did they last?

 

[Jeepin05]

It does mention - "Fog lights are same as OEM style, designed as replacement parts."

Who knows the quality though, and the switches seem kinda tacky.

 

[Vtolds]

It does mention - "Fog lights are same as OEM style, designed as replacement parts."

Who knows the quality though, and the switches seem kinda tacky.

I am not big into running switches. I would probably wire them directly into my low beams, so there on with my low beams.

 

[tommudd]

I would buy the OEM fogs and be done with it, those look like junk I think and more than likely preform the same way.
People sell used ones all the time so look around and you maybe able to pick up a pair

 

[ThunderbirdJunkie]

How well do they work? Did they last?

They worked the two times ThunderbirdJunkie saw the truck, but that isn't saying much.

I am not big into running switches. I would probably wire them directly into my low beams, so there on with my low beams.

That's a bad idea. the low beam wiring is only made to handle one 55w bulb per side.

 

[Vtolds]

How would I go about wiring it so they are on with the low beams without having to run there own switch?

 

[ThunderbirdJunkie]

You wouldn't. Why would you?

 

[Vtolds]

You wouldn't. Why would you?

Just the way I like it.

 

[ThunderbirdJunkie]

Guess fire hazards are the "in" thing these days.

 

[Vtolds]

Guess fire hazards are the "in" thing these days.

why would having the fog lights on at the same time be a fire hazard? Keeping in mind that I asked if there was a alternate way to wire them so they turn on with the low beams, but not off the same wires.

 

[AJK381]

if you run a realay it doesnt draw any power from the headlight wire except to power the relay. thats always the smart way to wire lights anyway.