Really odd problem here. Let me preface this by saying that I'm halfway through doing a dash and instrument cluster LED lighting overhaul. I don't know if the high beams/fog lights *ever* worked the way they were supposed to since I got the car, as I never really went through a thorough test until now, and the headlights were replaced by previous owner with LED units. So I don't actually know for certain what's been mucked with.
Anyway here's what it's doing:
with the headlights on, key to 'on' position (motor not running, I have it half disassembled right now...) when I press the fog light button, the high beams turn on, but the fog lamps do not, and the hi beam indicator on the cluster does not. When I flick the high beam switch, the high beams also come on, the fog lamps and hi beam indicator do not.
What's wrong here, and how do I:
A) make the fog lamps come on when I hit the button
B) make the high beam indicator on the cluster light up?
Before you ask, I am 100% positive the high beam indicator LED works, and is installed with the correct polarity for the circuit. I tested by swapping it with the turn signal lamp, and both lamps share an anode on the circuit, so if they're installed the same way and one works, so should the other.
Anyway here's what it's doing:
with the headlights on, key to 'on' position (motor not running, I have it half disassembled right now...) when I press the fog light button, the high beams turn on, but the fog lamps do not, and the hi beam indicator on the cluster does not. When I flick the high beam switch, the high beams also come on, the fog lamps and hi beam indicator do not.
What's wrong here, and how do I:
A) make the fog lamps come on when I hit the button
B) make the high beam indicator on the cluster light up?
Before you ask, I am 100% positive the high beam indicator LED works, and is installed with the correct polarity for the circuit. I tested by swapping it with the turn signal lamp, and both lamps share an anode on the circuit, so if they're installed the same way and one works, so should the other.