Using the Foglight Plug

[PatientWrangler]

So I recently installed an ARB stubby bumper, which does not come with foglights. I want to install lights and use the plug that the factory bumper and lights used. Does anyone know where I might be able to buy the plug (light end) that fits the Jeep end of the plug? TIA.

2018 JLUR with plastic bumper and halogen lights.

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[spurly]

Baja Designs might sell a wiring harness. They sell a plug and play fog light kit for the JL so they might have a separate harness available.

 

[TrewJL]

So I recently installed an ARB stubby bumper, which does not come with foglights. I want to install lights and use the plug that the factory bumper and lights used. Does anyone know where I might be able to buy the plug (light end) that fits the Jeep end of the plug? TIA.

2018 JLUR with plastic bumper and halogen lights.

Do you still have the factor harness ? Just use that, remove it from the OEM number.

 

[spurly]

Do you still have the factor harness ? Just use that, remove it from the OEM number.

I think he needs the female plug that is built into the factory lights.

 

[PatientWrangler]

I think he needs the female plug that is built into the factory lights.

I will definitely check them out, thanks.

 

[PatientWrangler]

I think he needs the female plug that is built into the factory lights.

Right.

 

[PatientWrangler]

Do you still have the factor harness ? Just use that, remove it from the OEM number.

I am hoping to leave the OE bumper (and harness) intact in case I one day consider a JT!

 

[danotje]

I removed the factory harness and used @InspiredEngineering Revolvers connected to the factory fog switch. Works great. Other than being tedious, it wouldn’t be hard to reinstall the factory harness if you wanted to reverse it. Probably expensive to buy, especially since you have it already. Might be misreading your question, though.

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