thanks for the reply(s),
but I do not intent to use High beams in the fog... lol
Glad to see they still teach "no high beams in fog"...
There are many around here that do not seem to know it.
You would think the blinding glare would be a clue... ;-]
Especially with the bright White light s of today's cars
any way,
I drive home some times late at night, often with cloud cover so no moon or stars.
On 5 miles of rural road that is dark tar and gravel road.
The beams on this car simply are set to shine to wide and not far enough up the road.
I do not think I can adjust the lights up higher without blinding on coming traffic so that is out.
Seems to be a Chrysler thing as our Mazda does not do this. My Pacifica was the same.
Why do i need to light the trees 30' plus feet off the road.... lol (Deer watching maybe?)
Hopefully I will not be using what most people today call fog lights (white light, driving lights)
If I have to use driving lights, I plan to replace the bulbs with amber or yellow for use with low beams and foggy weather
Which on this road has had me going barely above idle with my head out the window to see... ;-]
I have this set up on my 96 explorer and rarely even use the high beams. Hoping for the same results.
But it is nice to have options in the dark.
Not looking for OFF Road lighting. Just solid, low, straight up the road improvement.
all that said, I would appreciate it someone could answer this question....
"Can anyone tell me, if all you have to do is pop out the plastic covers on the SXT.
Where the fog lamps go or do you need new pieces for the fog lights?"
I would hate to pop them out to look and not be able to put them back...
