One side fog lights not working

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rog2867

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Quick question. I have a 2021 Yukon Deanli took delivery July 2021. I was outside in the dark decided to put all the lights on to see what it looked like and the right side fog lights don't work. Left side is fine. I have no error lights and the fog light dash icon comes on when I enable them. Any idea what would cause this? I don't know if they have ever worked as I have never tried them. Looks to me to get to them you have to take the tire off and then the wheel well cover. Any ideas?

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I'd double check the wiring connector and make sure it's fully seated. Could easily have not been pressed in all the way at the factory...
 
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I was thinking same, its only 8 months old so still under warranty. Its a stack of 3 leds
 

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Good point - it's more than one LED in that unit, so the chance that they all burned out is slim. More than likely the wiring to them has a problem. They should be on the same fused circuit, but you could double check and see if there's fuses for LH and RH foglights.
 

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Turn the wheel and you can remove a handful of torx screws from the wheel liner and pull it back a bit then you'll have access to the backside of the fog light. No need to remove the wheel or the liner. I'd put money on it being unplugged
 

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I'd double check the wiring connector and make sure it's fully seated. Could easily have not been pressed in all the way at the factory...
I agree, it wouldn't hurt to unplug the connector and blast it with contact cleaner and a little bit of dielectric grease on the pins. Unless you wanted to take it to dealer.
 

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