Fog lights generally actually hurt your vision if your running them on a clear night, they light up the side of the road but hurt your overall far seeing vision. I only run mine when it’s not clear out.
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Imagine having everyone heading the opposite direction flashing you and flipping you off
Has any one tried the 4 high mod on 15-17 expedition? Just curious. That’s also another option for better lighting. I wonder if that could be done with Forscan programming.
Imagine having fogs, low beam and high beam all on at the same time.
Ok If you are smart enough you switch back to low beams when some one is coming the opposite direction. The way it works that when you switch to high beam, you get high beams and low beams stay on instead of cutting off.
So with forscan you were able to program all 3 lights to stay on when switching to high beam?I did this a while ago and love it. On dark roads it’s a huge difference to run every lamp on the front. Of course, I always switch off the high beams when others are approaching, but otherwise it’s a no brainer. Way more visibility and safety. Yet another reason to be thankful for FORScan.
Forscan wasn't needed by me to get both beams on high. Is there a setting to stop this? Not that I can ever see wanting to.
So with forscan you were able to program all 3 lights to stay on when switching to high beam?
I just checked mine and both beams come on but fogs turn off when switching to high. For some reason I thought low beams would turn off.
Same thing happen to me. My other vehicles are GMs.Guys, my apologies. I am wrong. When I enabled 'bambi' mode in FORScan, I thought I was enabling both the high beam and fogs to stay on along with the normal headlamps. It turns out that the normal headlamps on these trucks stay on anyway when high beams are switched on. I did not realize that.
My prior vehicles have been GM (Tahoes & Suburbans) and on those, the low beams are switched off when the high beams are switched on. I always hated that, but it was what it was and, sadly, I thought (assumed) the Expy was the same without ever checking...
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