Not in our trucks. You could wire them to a separate switch.

 

DANG! I was really hoping there'd be a way! Thanks for letting me know!

 

I'm not 100% sure but I think you can do that with AlfaOBD. There's a setting called "fog light dropout" but I've not experimented with that.

 

Neat! I'll have to look into that! Thanks!

 

There's also another way, Google Ram Tazer. With Alpha OBD, you can use practically any android phone or tablet, but with that, you'll have to go on Amazon and buy you a Bluetooth dongle that plugs into your OBD port- if you go to www.alfaobd.com, it'll tell you what all you need or, you can use a Windows PC as well.

Alpha OBD will give you a lot more options on things you can do but, that Tazer that I told you about is a lot more expensive but, it's a whole lot easier to use and I think there's some things that it can do that even Alfa OBD won't do. Like, two of the things that I know it can do is automatically folding your side mirror mirrors in when you park and, if you use your factory navigation a lot, if you have it, it'll allow you to disable the safety feature to where you can enter text on the keyboard while you're driving down the road, but, you have to leave the Tazer device plugged into your diagnostic port all the time.

 

In most states if not all states by now it is illegal to do. Especially if the state has a mandatory vehicle safety inspection.

 

From what I looked up, only Oklahoma, California and Montana have specifically outline statutes against running fog lights on a non-foggy night but hey, I live in Oklahoma and knock on wood, nobody's screwed with me as of yet for having my fog lights on with my highbeams.

Quite frankly unless you're running some really super bright bulbs blinding the hell out of everybody, they're probably not even gonna bat an eye at you. Of course, even though I run LED 9005's in my premium projectors and aftermarket LED projector fog lights, no one even highbeams me at night.

 

From what I looked up, only Oklahoma, California and Montana have specifically outline statutes against running fog lights on a non-foggy night but hey, I live in Oklahoma and knock on wood, nobody's screwed with me as of yet for having my fog lights on with my highbeams.

Not legal in PA either. Fog lights have to turn off with the high beams on. Failed state safety inspection for it once when I had added aftermarket fog lights.

 

Not legal in PA either. Fog lights have to turn off with the high beams on. Failed state safety inspection for it once when I had added aftermarket fog lights.

Well, at least the good thing is, Alpha OBD and even that Ram Tazer make it easy to re-enable and then disable the fog light dropout after your annual inspection.

 

My friend programmed mine to do that. Now I have real brights. Love it.

 

Yes, I did it in my 2017 Sport with Alpha OBD.
Followed the instructions on the Alpha YouTube site.

 

Amazon review states it does not work on Ram.

 

What Amazon review are you referring to and what is it you're saying Amazon says won't work on a Ram?