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ketchum951 01-29-2008 05:03 PM

differnce in fog lights usa vs ROW
 
Hi I can see there is a difference in euro ( rest of world turbo fog lights) and usa market cars!! basic I can see euro have driving lights and fog light and usa just fog lights!!right
But the main question are the glasses pieces same ?
is just the inside pieces housing waht change or is different ! right!!! I was looking one euro glass one usa glass they llok same or pretty similar?

Marcone 01-29-2008 08:48 PM

Its the interior of the light that is different.. the wiring too just a little bit.. the lenses are the same.. i have a Jap spec car that became a donor.. its lights fit right in with all the other stuff... just had cooler stuff inside.. like two light bulb areas.. high beams and such..

Marcone

myskyon 01-30-2008 06:59 AM

well to completely right the "Euros" have 3 bulb spots. one turn signal one driving light, and one fog light. I have the Euros installed on my 87 USA car. I had to build a Wire harness for the driving lights to work. and I am now int he posses of building one that has a separate switch inside the cabin to turn them on and off. using a factory fog light switch.

AaronM 01-30-2008 10:08 AM

When I went to the euro fog/driving lights, I just had the driving lights wired into the high-beam circuit. I figured that I didn't need a separate switch inside the car for the driving lights since the only time to use them is when I would have the high-beams on as well. They are certainly helpful in night driving out in the country.

myskyon 01-30-2008 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 3737688)
When I went to the euro fog/driving lights, I just had the driving lights wired into the high-beam circuit. I figured that I didn't need a separate switch inside the car for the driving lights since the only time to use them is when I would have the high-beams on as well. They are certainly helpful in night driving out in the country.

I would prefer to have a separate switch because having them run only on high beams is useless to me as my high beams are bright already. my low beams and when i don't want to pop up the headlights is why you need a separate switch. Right now at night i normally don't pop up my headlights i just use the fog/driving lights together.
I am also going to try to build a new Headlight harness, and a completely new fog / driving light harness.


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