Are these a universal truck fog light that is street legal?
1272532
They are not street legal, and quite useless for fog as they would just create a huge wall of illuminated water vapor directly in front of you.
1272533
I don't see why not. They are a very bright white light which will definitely help you see at night. And since they are adjustable you won't blind incoming driver. It really depends on your state law on accessory lights.I currently have them under my rear bumper on my Avalanche as reverse light. They are wired to automatically turn on in reverse and I have and overide switch to turn them on at will for the tailgating driver.
1272534
They are not labeled or advertised as such,but I would say they would be if aimed and located properly on your vehicle. I can tell you they are very bright! If aimed to high they would blind oncoming traffic.
1385981
I have had no errors in my F150 as fog lights, but they aren't a directional beam fog light like you may be used to.
2068115
Hi, Yes, these takes standard bulbs, same as your existing fog light. Thank you
81568
This listing is for a pair of fog lights. I found mine to match the originals perfectly, and they're very bright.
74948
These lamp kits are OEM style replacement fog lights. I'm not aware of any other applications that these lamp kits would fit.
183966
Depends on your car. In most applications you can. You just need to know the size of your bulbs. My low beam is 9006 and my high beam is 9005. Then my fog lights are 9145. So just get that info about your car and order them. Hope that helped answer your question.
2022208
Here's the thing. Usually, unless the package says DOT approved for the bulb, generally speaking its not legal than. It depends how strict your police force will be on you truly.
1108019
You'd have to check the owner's manual. I know some of the bulbs are different, so I can't say for sure, but my 2005 F-150 uses a completely different bulb for the fog lights.
1002289
They should . There is no difference between fog and daytime other than a relay that turns them on automatically when your car is on. Just match the correct bulb.
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Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing... » Read More Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps « Show Less
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The answer to your question is yes they are an easy plug and play unit but there is just one small problem which is there's no rear fog light on the unit so to be road legal in this country you have to fit an alternative rear fog light on the rear driver side of your vehicle. There's also two LED light on the unit which I had wired into my back lights. I have now removed mine to sell separately as I am going to change my car, if you're interested in them let me know. I hope this helps you mate, Howard.
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I just wired them with my car's daytime running headlights. It might ask you to attach them to the battery. I'm sure either works. Mine didn't have fog lights before, it should work fine.
2112583
I do not know. I replaced my fog lights on my 97 GMC Sonoma and they work great
487483
I have them on my 66 impala and they are regular lights,but I wanted to use HIDs and that was the only way to do it,Another words they are legal and they look really nice at night
47081
It all depends where you mount them. If they are on the bumper, they will be fine as long as they're angled properly. If they are mounted up by the windshield, they will blind oncoming traffic. I don't know about the states in your law, but in NY, any auxiliary lighting mounted above the headlights is for off road use only.
508324
No, they aren't fog lights. I don't trust what Amazon says fits. Go to a website like Napa or Advance Auto parts and see what they say. Owner's manual for the car is best though.
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The only reason for that description that I can think of is that this light is not street legal, in the US, with the exception of motorcycles. Maybe They just don't want to say that. Look up Daniel Stern Lighting.