mr. cob
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Howdy All,
I have read on this forum that if your rig didn't come with LED lights that in order to get the fog lights which are LED on the stock steel Rubicon bumper to work they need to be "flashed" by the dealer. I should add that when I first installed the bumper, I turned on the fog lights and they worked, I turned them off, they haven't worked since.
Today I took the rig into the dealer to get a recall done, something to do with re-flashing for some engine light problem that I never had, anyway I asked the dealer if he could do the fog light flash at the same time, he said it would be an extra 189.00 bucks to do this and he couldn't guarantee that it would work.
When I was told my rig was finished, he told me they tried to do a flash to make the fog lights work but it didn't fix the problem so he didn't charge me for it but said I should make an appointment to have the problem diagnosed and fixed at the regular shop rate per hour. This sounds SCARY and EXPENSIVE.
Has anyone else had this happen when installing the OEM steel bumper, how did you resolve the fog light problem, would a TAZER fix this? Thanks for any suggestions or help you can provide.
Dave
I have read on this forum that if your rig didn't come with LED lights that in order to get the fog lights which are LED on the stock steel Rubicon bumper to work they need to be "flashed" by the dealer. I should add that when I first installed the bumper, I turned on the fog lights and they worked, I turned them off, they haven't worked since.
Today I took the rig into the dealer to get a recall done, something to do with re-flashing for some engine light problem that I never had, anyway I asked the dealer if he could do the fog light flash at the same time, he said it would be an extra 189.00 bucks to do this and he couldn't guarantee that it would work.
When I was told my rig was finished, he told me they tried to do a flash to make the fog lights work but it didn't fix the problem so he didn't charge me for it but said I should make an appointment to have the problem diagnosed and fixed at the regular shop rate per hour. This sounds SCARY and EXPENSIVE.
Has anyone else had this happen when installing the OEM steel bumper, how did you resolve the fog light problem, would a TAZER fix this? Thanks for any suggestions or help you can provide.
Dave
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