My fog lights suddenly stopped working! Anyone have any thoughts?

Asked by ivank4192 Dec 08, 2013 at 08:41 AM about the 1999 Dodge Durango

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I can't find a fuse for them.  Both bulbs are in working order.  I can't see any obvious signs as to why they would suddenly stop working!  I would truly appreciate any feedback.

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Check all fuses both on the drivers side of the dash and under the hood next to the battery. If not then check the switch if that is ok you will have to check the wires.

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Good question. My fog lights stopped working in 2008. Replaced the lights, fuses, etc. I was told it is in the switch. It's on the list of non-essential issues to be addressed. Unfortunately she's keeping me busy enough on essential issues to worry about the minor things.

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race20-- have 98 durango have had to replace switch twice - first time was from salvage yard second with aftermarket from parts store plus replaced harness to switch second one took - no other problems since

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