Replacement Fog Lights
05-28-2007, 01:55 PM
#1
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Replacement Fog Lights
A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
worth of work if it's that simple...
Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
worth of work if it's that simple...
Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
05-28-2007, 02:42 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
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<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
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05-28-2007, 02:42 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
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05-28-2007, 02:42 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
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05-28-2007, 02:42 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
<secretagentrege@gmail.com> wrote:
>A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
>right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
>$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
>had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
>recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
>from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
>they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
>there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
>the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
>up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
>Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
>worth of work if it's that simple...
>
>Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
first.
When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
far superior to the OEM lamps.
--
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05-28-2007, 02:46 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On May 28, 2:42 pm, ---- <w...@k7yca.org> wrote:
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
05-28-2007, 02:46 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On May 28, 2:42 pm, ---- <w...@k7yca.org> wrote:
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
05-28-2007, 02:46 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On May 28, 2:42 pm, ---- <w...@k7yca.org> wrote:
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
05-28-2007, 02:46 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
On May 28, 2:42 pm, ---- <w...@k7yca.org> wrote:
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com
Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
> On 28 May 2007 10:55:56 -0700, SecretAgentRege
>
> <secretagentr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >A while back my stock fog lights got busted on my '99 Cherokee Sport
> >right before inspection. When it went in, they told me it would be
> >$400 to replace the lights, and when I told them no, they told me they
> >had to take them off for the inspection since they were broken. I have
> >recently found out that I can purchase the lights for like $50 a pop
> >from Replacement, and have done so. However, when I hooked them up,
> >they aren't working... so I checked the fuse box under the hood and
> >there are two fuses there listed as "Fog Lamps" and "Fog (DLR Only)";
> >the latter is missing. Is this all I need to hook my fog lights back
> >up? Can I just get this at Pep Boys or is it really "Dealer Only"...
> >Seems rediculous to charge $400 for $100 worth of parts and 10 minutes
> >worth of work if it's that simple...
>
> >Looking forward to your help.. Thanks.
>
> There is nothing mysterious about hooking up fog lamps. If the broken
> ones had power, then the new ones will have power. Of course if the
> wires were broken when the lamps were broken, you may have to fix that
> first.
>
> When a car wash broke one of the fogs on our Grand Cherokee last year,
> the Jeep dealer wanted about $150 for just one lamp (no labor). I
> went to Checker Auto and bought a pair of Hella's for $70. They are
> far superior to the OEM lamps.
>
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Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
(DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
Thanks!
05-28-2007, 04:53 PM
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Re: Replacement Fog Lights
> Thanks for the response! Upon further research, I've found that it is
> a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
> (DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
> I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
I'd be going back to that place and demand they give me back my f'in relay!
If they took it out, they should have given it to you, not kept it.
> a big gray relay in the fuse box under the hood that is missing "Fog
> (DLR Only)" ... I can't find any specifications for this. Is it a part
> I can just buy at Pepboys or similar, or do I have to order it?
I'd be going back to that place and demand they give me back my f'in relay!
If they took it out, they should have given it to you, not kept it.
