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Old 02-03-2006, 08:16 PM   #3
67ChevyRedneck
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Re: Dealer Fog Lamp Program?

Everything is completely installed. Didn't take more than an hour. Factory switch, wires, everything (it goes where the cargo lamp switch, the entire thing swaps out, so you'll have the fog and a new cargo lamp switch.) The instructions were very clear, except for the final wiring diagram for the bcm hook-up. I hooked them up backwards at first and they turned on and off with the headlights. That's kind of illegal around here so I moved them to the other spot. Now they don't "work." I went to GM-trucks.com and sevaral members all verified you have to pay a dealer between 30-40 bucks to do it. BS! There was one guy who said you could bypass the bcm and use the factory switch, but that's all he said, I've asked for details on how to do this, but he hasn't responded back yet. SO, I have a $70 fog light set on my truck that doesn't "work."
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