2016 Suburban LT Fog Lamps install with OEM switch

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You did an awesome write up, the only issue I found was you used pin 6 (rear fog lights) instead of pin 10 (front fog lights) coming out of the headlamp switch, which should not matter.

LMK if this helps anyone, or muddies the waters, i can delete it if it just confuses ppl more:


611T wiring
Black – to BCM brown connector, Blue - pin 22
(wire color L-GN/GY, in circuit 13, which is the Headlamp Switch Park Lamp Signal, see page 728)

Green – to headlamp switch, Blue/Gray – pin 10
(wire color D-BU/GY, in circuit 192, which is the Front Fog Lamp Switch Signal, see page 41 & 42)

Red – to BCM brown connector, Red/White – pin 4
(wire color RD/BN, which is Battery Positive Voltage, page 727)

Yellow – to BCM brown connector, Blue – pin 22
(same as above, Park lamp to enable the module only when park lights are on, see page 42)

Brown – to BCM brown connector, Brown – pin 10
(wire color BN/WH (or BN) in circuit 1317, so this controls the OEM relay, see page 41)


611T wiring explained
The module is “active” when the Black wire is at ground and the Red wire is at 12V+. I wired it up so that it only has ground when the parking lamps are active so that the fog lamps can only come on when the parking lamps are on, and turn off when the parking lamps turn off.


Black wire is ground (this ground is switched by the Park lamps via the headlight switch as shown on page 42).
Red wire is 12V+ (battery)
Green wire (input) receives the momentary pulse from the headlamp switch to control the 611T
Yellow wire (grounded by park light) is looped to the Black wire so that it only has a ground input when the parking lamps are on as well.
Brown wire (output) is what will trigger the aftermarket fog lamp relay on/off with each press of the fog lamp switch


Page 42 has a schematic which shows the ground thru the switch and up to Pin 22 of the BCM.
 
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Yea, I grabbed the rear activation over the front due to convenience. Electrically, they tested the same and I knew it would function just the same.
 

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Yea, I grabbed the rear activation over the front due to convenience. Electrically, they tested the same and I knew it would function just the same.
Can you tell me if you had to cut a hole in the dash at all? I got my fog lights today came with the wires and everything but did you tap into the lights or did you actually install a switch to turn them off and on?
 
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Can you tell me if you had to cut a hole in the dash at all? I got my fog lights today came with the wires and everything but did you tap into the lights or did you actually install a switch to turn them off and on?
Nope, didn't need to cut into the dash at all. I removed the original light switch that our Suburban was equipped with and replaced it with a light switch from another GM truck that had factory fog lamps in order to add the fog lamp on/off switch to the truck.

Here's the switch I used (referenced in the original post from this thread):
GM headlamp switch w/fog part# 22752195

Let me know if you have any other questions!
 

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Nope, didn't need to cut into the dash at all. I removed the original light switch that our Suburban was equipped with and replaced it with a light switch from another GM truck that had factory fog lamps in order to add the fog lamp on/off switch to the truck.

Here's the switch I used (referenced in the original post from this thread):
GM headlamp switch w/fog part# 22752195

Let me know if you have any other questions!
Can you tell me what bulbs the fog lights take? I have tried searching but not really getting straight forward answers. Appreciate the help!
 

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Got the fog lights installed with the chrome toppers they look so good! Matched the headlights and fogs hid's

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This is such a great thread, as I just got my fog lights in the mail. However, as good as this write up is, is there an easier way if one doesn't want to use the OEM headlight switch? I'm thinking it'll suit my needs jut fine if I use an aftermarket toggle switch. Does anyone have a link that would show how to wire our fog lights just to a basic switch? For my skill level, even that'll be a stretch but seems more plausible for me to do.
 

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