Just got new fog lights for my grand prix 06 and they are the other styles with the bottom fog lights I installed myself but the fog lights dont work. What I'm I missing

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Asked by jongoflow Mar 03, 2015 at 11:07 PM about the 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Base

Question type: Car Customization

Need to know if I'm missing a fuse or do I
need to do some wired work.

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Thanks for the help but what switch inside the car you talking about?

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I have no switch to turn The fog lights on. Because the signal lights turn on when I turn the headlights on like usual

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The switch is located on the left side of the steering wheel, on the arm you use for the blinkers, in the middle of that, roll that forward and fogs will come on. I have an 07 GT , same switch

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I have a pontiac grand prix gt 2001 i want to install after market fog lights but i was woundering. If i could just use my old hook ups because they are already in place why put all new wires in it is that possible???

I put led bulbs in my 04 fog lights the turn on for about 15 seconds and shut off

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Replaced fog lights in my 2000 gran prix but only one is working?

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