Brian J Savoir

nope, never heard of it. I live in twentynine palms for right now, hopfully ill be out of here in a couple years.

I lived in the high desert of california for a little over 2 years and have yet to see any fog.

I got a set of projector LED's for the foglights also have them on my truck and they seem great.

Which is so stupid. Now, someone needs to figure out how to keep the fogs on all the time.

it's easy if you can find what wire(s) needs to be jumped. I have that mod on my tundra but its for DRL w/ fog lights on. Someone who has a wireing diagram should be able to figure it out.

Moving to the correct section. As stated, that's the way the lights work on the DJ. Putting HID's in stock housings is generally frowned upon.

Haha, that’s what I hear but they look waaayyyyy better. After I put HIDs on my tundra and drove the wife's journey I couldn't take driving with them ugly candle lights. it looked horrible and its harder to see with low beam and with the high beams its easier. I have to put HIDs on the high beams and fog lights also since the low beam have HIDs. it would look ridiculous having white and a candle light (one of my pet peeves about HID's when i see them on other vehicles. I live in the high desert not many street lights here to help with lighting issues. My bad for posting in the wrong section, this forum is a little different from the tundra forum I have, I thought I was in the right location..

I recently installed HID lights on my wife journey and when I was checking the to see how brighter they were than the high beams I noticed they were both on together. I never noticed this before, I've had this vehicle for almost 2 years and stopped driving this a year ago after i got my tundra. Is this normal or did I do something wrong when installing the HID lights.