arasco85

I was bored and for some reason decided to see if my fog would fit in place of my blinker. And well with a little adjustment it fits. Wondering if I should go further with this? If so I plan on just placing some l.e.d blinkers on the bumper

Yasoonb

How is it at night? Does it light the ground the same? What adjustment were made?

arasco85

I have no idea. I literally just did this 10 mins ago. Had to do a little trimming on the fog light housing. Not sure how its going to look at night. Can only wait til its dark I guess. Just wondering if I'm wasting my time

arasco85

Its not flush. Where the lens attaches to the housing it sits on the grill. So the lens sticks out

GreenJK07

Haha! Definitely a really cool idea!!!! Might have some problem with the blinker being white now. I know in Louisiana it is law that blinkers have to be yellow or it's a hefty ticket. Might want to look into that but I like!

arasco85

I have the fog wiring hooked up to it. I will be running the blinker wiring to the bumper where I will put orange led. Of course if I go thought with it. Worst case scenario I just have to pull the fog lights out and plug the blinkers back in

GreenJK07

Gotcha! That's a cool idea! Definitely take pics!!!!

cajun01

Someone else on here has done that. Then they added a small blinker to the front grill, I don't remember who it was though

Grognard

Blinkers do have to be amber. That is a common regulation. For both turn signals and hazards

Jollydodger

I didn't get the impression he was using this as a blinker because the OP says something about LED blinkers on the bumper.

It is a cool idea but fog lights have always been placed low so the light isn't reflecting back into your eyes like high beams do in fog and bad weather (heavy snow/rain).