93-97 Firebird Foglights

[blindeyed]

Re: 93-97 Firebird Foglights

To explain why the lights look crooked, is because that is the only way you can have them on there and use the factory brackets. I tried to tweak them to make the lights be straight, but I didn't have any luck. Don't worry though the light beam works perfectly.

Yours can actually be straightened out a bit more. Yours are angled alot more than mine.

If you go with a universal fog light wiring kit and want to use the factory switch it is possible to do. There are three wires that go to the universal kit's switch and there should be three prongs on the back of the factory switch. Basically you cut off the universal switch after you have found what each of the three wires go to, they should be color coated though (probably red, black and green). Then just connect the correct wire to the correct prong on the factory switch. You will have power to your switch and you won't need to use the factory wiring harness.

That is false information my friend. I already explained the steps of connecting the factory switch to power the light in the other thread on "the other site." The factory fog light switch has about 5 wires, roughly 3" coming out of the back into a female end harness. You cut the Yellow and Purple wires (preferably on the fog light switch end of the harness, you don't want to cut the wires on the male harness end), twist the wires together. Put a spade connector on the end, and run a wire out to the relay. Then plug the fog light switch harness into the male end of the factory harness located under the headlight switch. That's it..

[Rising_Phoenix]

Re: 93-97 Firebird Foglights

See, I'm not familiar with the factory switch so that is why I didn't know. I was just trying to throw in my 2 cents.

[tkoforpresident]

Re: 93-97 Firebird Foglights

thanx rising phoenix, since i'm gonna end up doing it your way, i'll prlly have some Q's for u in the future.