Questions about S4 Fog Lights...
01-04-2000, 02:17 PM
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You know, it's responses like these that make me like this forum less and less....
Not one of you answered my question....only flammed me for asking and assumed that I wanted to annoy other drivers. Maybe where you guys are from that's considered a courteous response, but not here. I asked a simple question, and expected either a simple solution or a "NO".
I know what fog lights were designed for....I've had to use them many times. Many car manufacturers put them in the wrong place and aim them poorly from the factory. That's why many drivers complain about them. Just look at the size and location of the Subaru Outback fog lights. Sorry, those aren't fog lights, those are driving lights....and there is a difference.
If I wanted to get flammed, I would have asked. This really pisses me off.... A friend of mine said the other day that S4 owners seemed to be "cocky bastards" compared to A4 owners....I'm starting to think that he was right. Why even post questions anymore, when you know people like you are just going to jump down their necks.
If you can't say something nice....don't say anything at all!!!!!
Rick
00' Cactus S4 owner who likes to use his fog lights in the dark mountains of Colorado...if you really must know.
I know what fog lights were designed for....I've had to use them many times. Many car manufacturers put them in the wrong place and aim them poorly from the factory. That's why many drivers complain about them. Just look at the size and location of the Subaru Outback fog lights. Sorry, those aren't fog lights, those are driving lights....and there is a difference.
If I wanted to get flammed, I would have asked. This really pisses me off.... A friend of mine said the other day that S4 owners seemed to be "cocky bastards" compared to A4 owners....I'm starting to think that he was right. Why even post questions anymore, when you know people like you are just going to jump down their necks.
If you can't say something nice....don't say anything at all!!!!!
Rick
00' Cactus S4 owner who likes to use his fog lights in the dark mountains of Colorado...if you really must know.
01-04-2000, 03:08 PM
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I agree completely. Objective answers encourage discussion, flamming squashes it
I have been looking for these same modifications and would like to hear from people who have done these... or if they are even possible.
But maybe they haven't posted what they know for fear the flame throwers will jump all over them.
-- David
2000 Silver S4
But maybe they haven't posted what they know for fear the flame throwers will jump all over them.
-- David
2000 Silver S4
01-04-2000, 05:12 PM
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On my 90Q all I had to do was pull the fog light relay...
...and jump two of the connections with a 15A fuse in an inline fuse holder that had flat studs at each end. Then, I left the fog light switch on and they would come on when I started the car and would work with high beams. Seems that the S4 would have a similar relay that could be pulled and jumped, but I don't want to be responsible for your car is you blow the electrical system! Surely someone has modified the fog relay.
Fogs work so much better in fog when you can have them on without the headlights!
Charles
Y2K Nissan Xterra V6 4x4 in need of a fog light rewire! :-)
Fogs work so much better in fog when you can have them on without the headlights!
Charles
Y2K Nissan Xterra V6 4x4 in need of a fog light rewire! :-)
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