Worked perfectly on a 2011.75 E90. Did it just because I could. Thanks for the write up.
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Thanks for this. It's starting to get really foggy up north, this will definitely be great to have.
What a great mod and DIY ! The whole procedure took only 15 minutes, and now I have fully functional rear fog lights. Thanks so much for the detailed instructions, which made the process smooth and simple.
Thanks for the DIY, great details and took about 15 minutes.
Sticky'd!
Got bored and decided to work on this. Nice and easy. Well, the fog light is not bright at all though.
Does not work on 08 e92 and 08 e90. We're missing the white button extensions so they can't actually activate the fog lights. Just a warning for all you other 08ers out there.
Great DIY! Took me about 15 minutes too. Always fun unlocking something new.
Thanks BimmerM!
Thanks BimmerM!
reechar wroteThanks was wondering about thisDoes not work on 08 e92 and 08 e90. We're missing the white button extensions so they can't actually activate the fog lights. Just a warning for all you other 08ers out there.
reechar wroteYup, cars older then 2010 does not have that plastic piece and will require the "LEGO" method or something creative such as using a trimmed pen cap which my friend was able to implement successfully. Of course you can always buy the entire switch itself.Does not work on 08 e92 and 08 e90. We're missing the white button extensions so they can't actually activate the fog lights. Just a warning for all you other 08ers out there.
m45 wroteGlad you found the DIY useful.Great DIY! Took me about 15 minutes too. Always fun unlocking something new.
Thanks BimmerM!
Weird, for some odd reason my 2010 E92 M3 doesn't seem to want to do it. I have tried several methods with no success. Both buttons are getting pushed simultaneously but no lights. Is there a fuse or something else that might not be there causing it to not work? Anyone else had this issue?
EliseRR wroteI rode behind some douche in a 335i with this mod, at night. Blinded the shit out of me.Got bored and decided to work on this. Nice and easy. Well, the fog light is not bright at all though.
GS_Jay wroteFound it... Fuse was missing from mine... Anyone know what the amperage of the fuse on theirs is? I'm guessing a 7.5 would most likely do the trick.Weird, for some odd reason my 2010 E92 M3 doesn't seem to want to do it. I have tried several methods with no success. Both buttons are getting pushed simultaneously but no lights. Is there a fuse or something else that might not be there causing it to not work? Anyone else had this issue?
Since we don't have front fogs, what is the front fog switch wired too? Is there a wire harness just hanging somewhere. I'd like to use the switch to power a Laser Interceptor system.
808MGuy wroteI found out that it does turn the front headlights on just as if you had fog lights, or like my e46 fogs did... So it does go somewhereSince we don't have front fogs, what is the front fog switch wired too? Is there a wire harness just hanging somewhere. I'd like to use the switch to power a Laser Interceptor system.
GS_Jay wroteWhat do you mean by it turns on the front headlights? So both the main switch and the front fog switch turn o.n the headlights?I found out that it does turn the front headlights on just as if you had fog lights, or like my e46 fogs did... So it does go somewhere
808MGuy wroteYeah on the non M models when you turn the front fog lamps the headlights turn on as well. So when that button is activated, the headlamps activate as well.What do you mean by it turns on the front headlights? So both the main switch and the front fog switch turn o.n the headlights?
Nice Post. I will try this later.
I wonder if Euro spec cars have a button that can be replaced with a symbol/LED that can light up (on the button). Anyone from Europe please chime in.
Thanks! Worked great on my car too.