I've not seen any installs on the 15 model yet but I would assume it's similar to earlier models. You'll probably need the dealer to activate them once you get them installed. Please post up a How To if yours is different from the older models.
2015 fog light install
Hey all, after getting my 2015 sxt iv'e decided to add on fog lights (it has been very foggy in the morning time)and my girl decided to get them for me for Valentines. Has anyone done this yet? I found 1 video that was somewhat helpful and the instructions are not very detailed. They are Mopar OEM lights that should work. Thanks
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will do, do you know if the rivets are push pin or the chrismas tree type bc i will probably just cut them off and replace them. (earlier models i mean)
I don't have a clue. Mine were rivets in the 09 but I think they may have changed to the push pin in later models. Problem is the model is so new not many have had a chance to figure this stuff out.
I installed them on my 2014 Core SRT. The wiring plug should be there already. You need to have a set of plastic tools to remove the plastic fasteners that hold the front wheel lining in place. Getting your hand and arm in there is probably the hardest part (I had a bunch of scratches on my forearms after). And yes, the dealer needs to activate them before they will work. That cost me almost as much as the light kit.
Yea i think i will end up cutting the fasteners off as i tried yesterday on removing them and didn't like the separation that was happening with the fender.I installed them on my 2014 Core SRT. The wiring plug should be there already. You need to have a set of plastic tools to remove the plastic fasteners that hold the front wheel lining in place. Getting your hand and arm in there is probably the hardest part (I had a bunch of scratches on my forearms after). And yes, the dealer needs to activate them before they will work. That cost me almost as much as the light kit.
If you're talking about the plastic plug for the openings, yes, they were probably the hardest thing to take off.Yea i think i will end up cutting the fasteners off as i tried yesterday on removing them and didn't like the separation that was happening with the fender.
Just an update, it seems as if the 2015's are not pre-wired so you have to go through the dash panels. Since this is the case i'm going to go ahead and let the dealership do it since they are going to charge me an hours worth of labor anyway to flash them to my car.
Also as for the rivets you HAVE TO cut them off and replace them with new ones because they bend and lock into place making prying them off not possible like with the "Christmas tree" rivets.
Also as for the rivets you HAVE TO cut them off and replace them with new ones because they bend and lock into place making prying them off not possible like with the "Christmas tree" rivets.
In reply to your fog light post. I also have a14' core and looking for the lights. Where did you find them, just curious the cost and cost to activate. Will I need a new switch inside the car? ThanksI installed them on my 2014 Core SRT. The wiring plug should be there already. You need to have a set of plastic tools to remove the plastic fasteners that hold the front wheel lining in place. Getting your hand and arm in there is probably the hardest part (I had a bunch of scratches on my forearms after). And yes, the dealer needs to activate them before they will work. That cost me almost as much as the light kit.
I think I got the light kit on e-bay. Cost was somewhere around $200 - $250 and the kit does come with a new switch to replace the existing headlight switch. That is the easiest part of the install. The activation from the dealer was around $120.In reply to your fog light post. I also have a14' core and looking for the lights. Where did you find them, just curious the cost and cost to activate. Will I need a new switch inside the car? Thanks
i am currently installing fog lights on my challenger, but i got hung up on which pins to replace in the BCM, do you have any idea where to plug the two pins that come off the wires?I think I got the light kit on e-bay. Cost was somewhere around $200 - $250 and the kit does come with a new switch to replace the existing headlight switch. That is the easiest part of the install. The activation from the dealer was around $120.
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