No, they worked before. We have had the car for years. So there should be a relay for the fog lights? I unplugged one of the other relays and it just laid in the holder. There are no female contacts at all in it. And I can't remember if it did before or not. They worked so I didn't mess with it. I'm going to try to google a wiring diagram for it. I would rather be working on my 69 Chevelle. So Simple Also the indicator in the dash does not come on, so that is telling me that there is nothing coming from the switch.

 

Ok if they worked before they my guess is that the multi-funtion lever is shot as to what I have been finding out. Its quite common to happen as both my 2001 Dodge Stratus and my 2005 Sebring's fog lights did not work. On Dodge Forum there is lots of complaints about the switch/lever not working properly. Replacing the lever will solve the issue. Its about $300 from the dealer.

 

"Its about $300 from the dealer."

It's a lot less on the aftermarket. Shop around.

 

I actually found it at Autozone for $43.00 I was shocked

 

Sweet...Should have guessed it could be found cheaper somewhere. I did not check around, just read it on Dodge forum.

 

I have a 2003 Sebring convertible I've owned since 2006. Spot 31, the "RR Fog Lights Relay" is vacant, and as far as I know, has always been, although my car is a convertible and came with fog lights. The lights quit working about 6 months ago (and I suspect the multi-function switch is the culprit), but thought I'd check the fuse/relay situation before replacing the switch, because the switch is expensive.

I was driving the car when the fog lamps quit - I had operated the switch a couple of times to "flash" the fog lights, when it quit. So I'm pretty sure it wasn't that the relay was taken out or fell out...

 

There never was a relay in there.

 

thanks - I read on another forum that the "RR Fog Lights" are for rear fog lights - something not available for North American market. The front fog lights are wired through the regular headlights and activated using the multi-function switch. So I don't need to think about the relay or look for a fuse issue (since the headlights do work) - my problem is almost certainly the multi-function switch.