Baja Designs: Plug and Play - Jeep JL Fog Pocket Kits

[BajaDesigns]

I’d like to order the Sae with the proper amber lenses. All I can find are the same ones listed for the current sport and pro lights not the new sae.

I will place my order as soon as I have the right lenses. I live in a fog prone area( lots of lakes) and amber fogs are a huge help.
Thanks!

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[BajaDesigns]

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We do have a shop in San Marcos, CA

Baja Designs
185 Bosstick Blvd
San Marcos, CA 92069

 

[Dvol]

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Again those are universal not the Jeep fog light specific ones. I want a complete kit that I can click and order. Or at least the correct amber lenses. Regardless You show the clears but not ambers as a kit.

 

[BajaDesigns]

Again those are universal not the Jeep fog light specific ones. I want a complete kit that I can click and order. Or at least the correct amber lenses. Regardless You show the clears but not ambers as a kit.

Amber kits have a slight delay, my apologies, we are working on uploading them to the site

 

[Dvol]

Awesome thanks! Rough ETA?

 

[ScubaSteve]

So I've installed the @BajaDesigns Sport plug and play fog pocket kit on my 2019 JLU Sport. Love the look and performance of the lights, and the brackets made mounting very easy, just a couple issues to note.

First, as others have noted when replacing their halogen fogs with the Mopar LED fogs, there is a noticable flicker from the lights at certain times. Hard to tell if it's happening when I'm driving, but I've definitely noticed it when pulling into the garage or driveway, particularly during idle. I'm wondering if something like the GTR Lighting PWN Interface Module would help or if having the computer flashed to reflect LED fogs would do the trick. Kind of disappointed to have this issue since these are sold as a plug and play kit, but if a reflash would help, that seems like a fair compromise to make. I just hope the lights can't be damaged by whatever is causing the flicker.

Second, just a word of warning to those of you attempting this install on the OEM plastic bumper. The trim covers that must be removed to access the fog lights are held in place by hex screws that go into metal clips. These metal clips have sharp edges that cut into the soft plastic of the bumper when you try to remove the trim piece. Eventually, they cut so much that they just spin round and round and have to be pulled out of the bumper making replacement of the trim piece impossible without JB welding the clips back into place. That's no fault of Baja obviously, they make a solid product, that's more a Jeep issue. Luckily the Wrangler arguably looks a lot better with those trim pieces removed anyway.

 

[Command Line RC]

So I've installed the @BajaDesigns Sport plug and play fog pocket kit on my 2019 JLU Sport. Love the look and performance of the lights, and the brackets made mounting very easy, just a couple issues to note.

First, as others have noted when replacing their halogen fogs with the Mopar LED fogs, there is a noticable flicker from the lights at certain times. Hard to tell if it's happening when I'm driving, but I've definitely noticed it when pulling into the garage or driveway, particularly during idle. I'm wondering if something like the GTR Lighting PWN Interface Module would help or if having the computer flashed to reflect LED fogs would do the trick. Kind of disappointed to have this issue since these are sold as a plug and play kit, but if a reflash would help, that seems like a fair compromise to make. I just hope the lights can't be damaged by whatever is causing the flicker.

Second, just a word of warning to those of you attempting this install on the OEM plastic bumper. The trim covers that must be removed to access the fog lights are held in place by hex screws that go into metal clips. These metal clips have sharp edges that cut into the soft plastic of the bumper when you try to remove the trim piece. Eventually, they cut so much that they just spin round and round and have to be pulled out of the bumper making replacement of the trim piece impossible without JB welding the clips back into place. That's no fault of Baja obviously, they make a solid product, that's more a Jeep issue. Luckily the Wrangler arguably looks a lot better with those trim pieces removed anyway.

Ya I have a Sport and don't have a flicker at all. I also have the Tazer.

 

[ScubaSteve]

Ya I have a Sport and don't have a flicker at all. I also have the Tazer.

Did you use the Tazer to set the fog light programming to LED when you did the install?

 

[Command Line RC]

Did you use the Tazer to set the fog light programming to LED when you did the install?

Yes

 

[1KYHunter]

Ordered...should have the Squad Pro fogs in on Tuesday! Plan to DIY...do I need to have a dealer ‘reprogram’ fog lights to be LED?

Thanks

 

[ScubaSteve]

Ordered...should have the Squad Pro fogs in on Tuesday! Plan to DIY...do I need to have a dealer ‘reprogram’ fog lights to be LED?

Thanks

Based on my experience, seems like yes. I'm definitely getting some flickering from time to time on the fogs. Haven't had a chance to get to a dealer yet and can't really justify dropping another $300+ on a Tazer right now just for the light programming function, but others seem to report that it helps. On the plus side, I just finished installing a set of Baja S2s on my rear and those are working perfectly!

 

[1KYHunter]

Thanks.

Rear lights look sweet! Will check them out.

 

[BajaDesigns]

Awesome thanks! Rough ETA?

Everything is up on the site
Lights are shipping soon. I'll have a detailed ETA shortly

https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/Squadron-SAE.asp

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[BajaDesigns]

So I've installed the @BajaDesigns Sport plug and play fog pocket kit on my 2019 JLU Sport. Love the look and performance of the lights, and the brackets made mounting very easy, just a couple issues to note.

First, as others have noted when replacing their halogen fogs with the Mopar LED fogs, there is a noticable flicker from the lights at certain times. Hard to tell if it's happening when I'm driving, but I've definitely noticed it when pulling into the garage or driveway, particularly during idle. I'm wondering if something like the GTR Lighting PWN Interface Module would help or if having the computer flashed to reflect LED fogs would do the trick. Kind of disappointed to have this issue since these are sold as a plug and play kit, but if a reflash would help, that seems like a fair compromise to make. I just hope the lights can't be damaged by whatever is causing the flicker.

Second, just a word of warning to those of you attempting this install on the OEM plastic bumper. The trim covers that must be removed to access the fog lights are held in place by hex screws that go into metal clips. These metal clips have sharp edges that cut into the soft plastic of the bumper when you try to remove the trim piece. Eventually, they cut so much that they just spin round and round and have to be pulled out of the bumper making replacement of the trim piece impossible without JB welding the clips back into place. That's no fault of Baja obviously, they make a solid product, that's more a Jeep issue. Luckily the Wrangler arguably looks a lot better with those trim pieces removed anyway.

So I've installed the @BajaDesigns Sport plug and play fog pocket kit on my 2019 JLU Sport. Love the look and performance of the lights, and the brackets made mounting very easy, just a couple issues to note.

First, as others have noted when replacing their halogen fogs with the Mopar LED fogs, there is a noticable flicker from the lights at certain times. Hard to tell if it's happening when I'm driving, but I've definitely noticed it when pulling into the garage or driveway, particularly during idle. I'm wondering if something like the GTR Lighting PWN Interface Module would help or if having the computer flashed to reflect LED fogs would do the trick. Kind of disappointed to have this issue since these are sold as a plug and play kit, but if a reflash would help, that seems like a fair compromise to make. I just hope the lights can't be damaged by whatever is causing the flicker.

Second, just a word of warning to those of you attempting this install on the OEM plastic bumper. The trim covers that must be removed to access the fog lights are held in place by hex screws that go into metal clips. These metal clips have sharp edges that cut into the soft plastic of the bumper when you try to remove the trim piece. Eventually, they cut so much that they just spin round and round and have to be pulled out of the bumper making replacement of the trim piece impossible without JB welding the clips back into place. That's no fault of Baja obviously, they make a solid product, that's more a Jeep issue. Luckily the Wrangler arguably looks a lot better with those trim pieces removed anyway.

I appreciate the feedback. I'll be discussing the flicker issue with our engineers.
The flickering won't damage the lights. I'll post here after discussing this with the team

 

[Dvol]

Ordered!!
I’m sure you will offer the brackets for the Steel bumper separately, If I decide to upgrade later on down the road? Can’t wait to install!!

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