Problems with their TA foglights melting?
Problems with their TA foglights melting?
I had a foglight go out on me and tonight I finally decided to change it, when I looked at both housings, the bulbs had melted onto the housing, which had melted a little itself. Is this a common problem, or is something wrong?
Also, since my foglights are now fried, I am thinking about getting some aftermarket fogs of the same size, possibly with the "angel eye" look in hyperwhite. Would I have any problems using the stock wiring for this, I don't want the wires melting on me also.
Also, since my foglights are now fried, I am thinking about getting some aftermarket fogs of the same size, possibly with the "angel eye" look in hyperwhite. Would I have any problems using the stock wiring for this, I don't want the wires melting on me also.
Re: Problems with their TA foglights melting?
Originally posted by kgkern01
I had a foglight go out on me and tonight I finally decided to change it, when I looked at both housings, the bulbs had melted onto the housing, which had melted a little itself. Is this a common problem, or is something wrong?
Also, since my foglights are now fried, I am thinking about getting some aftermarket fogs of the same size, possibly with the "angel eye" look in hyperwhite. Would I have any problems using the stock wiring for this, I don't want the wires melting on me also.
I had a foglight go out on me and tonight I finally decided to change it, when I looked at both housings, the bulbs had melted onto the housing, which had melted a little itself. Is this a common problem, or is something wrong?
Also, since my foglights are now fried, I am thinking about getting some aftermarket fogs of the same size, possibly with the "angel eye" look in hyperwhite. Would I have any problems using the stock wiring for this, I don't want the wires melting on me also.
Well, I am going to go with some aftermarket fogs now, probably some Hyperwhite one's the same size, but I believe that they are 55W. Will this be a problem for the stock wiring, if I use that to run the lights?
One of my fogs took a monster rock and ruined that one and the other one was melting a little from a stock 18 i think watt bulb, kinda crappy huh? I replaced them with some 55w fogs from auto zone or wherever and i used the stock wireing, no problems for me as of yet but i don't necesarily use my fogs all that much. hope this helps
-Bubba
-Bubba
Ok, thanks! That's what I wanted to know. Pep Boys has a set of Hyper White fogs the same size as the factory lights with the "angel eye" feature, I will probably get those, see how they look.
Originally posted by kgkern01
Ok, thanks! That's what I wanted to know. Pep Boys has a set of Hyper White fogs the same size as the factory lights with the "angel eye" feature, I will probably get those, see how they look.
Ok, thanks! That's what I wanted to know. Pep Boys has a set of Hyper White fogs the same size as the factory lights with the "angel eye" feature, I will probably get those, see how they look.
melting lites
This is c ommon when you don't use the OEM bulb # which is 20 couple watts, and use an 885 I think, which is 37.5 watts. I just changed mine to the hotter ones about a month ago, and when I had it on the lift yesterday, I noticed mine are both melted. Now the bulbs are stuck in too. Does anyone aftermarket make a lite that you can use the stock mounting brackets with ??
Originally posted by kgkern01
I doubt that an aftermarket fog light will work with the factory mounting brackets without some fabbing. I may end up making a custom bracket, I'll just have to see when I do this.
I doubt that an aftermarket fog light will work with the factory mounting brackets without some fabbing. I may end up making a custom bracket, I'll just have to see when I do this.
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