Fog lights

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Asked by Tayla Jan 17, 2019 at 02:12 PM about the 2019 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4WD

Question type: General

Fog lights turn on and off when i take a corner or put my blicker on


already replaces the fog lights and it is still doing it. anyone else have this
problem?

5 Answers

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I have this happening also! Have you figured out why?

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No. I have to bring it back to the dealer again. I'll let you know

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Same issue here, just bought mine a month ago. Thought it maybe a weird safety feature, but I will call service tomorrow

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come on guys really? there's no issues with it. all 2019+ do it. it's a safety feature. andbyou can't replace the foglights. its a led circuit board. no bulbs are in it.

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