NavyAM84
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I finished the initial headlight swap and fog lamp install. The headlamps will be another post.
Disconnect the battery of the car then wait at least 3 minutes prior to start working. The fog lamps where pretty much plug and play into the bumper for my car.. The wire harness that I bought off Ebay was actually wired inverted (I'll post the diagram). So I had to re-pin the four front parking sensors connectors in a mirrored fashion. But after that inconvenience, the sensors worked perfectly. Now as for the switch. If you look in the trunk on the right side under the carpet there is a fuse panel. Apparently if you have a fuse marked foglamp, there is a good chance that your wiring for the fog lamps exist.
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Also, the front harness on the driver side bumper needs to have that extra wiring for the lamps.
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Anyway, after putting all in, I moved to the steering column. I elected to swap out the multi-function switch with one from a 5.0 2015 vs adding a separate switch. it was a bit of a headache to get the airbag off, but I followed the instructions from the Hyundai Tech Info site (Drivers Air Bag Removal).
Once you finally get the Airbag off, you'll need a 21mm socket to get at the steering wheel column bolt, then you can remove the lower cover and upper covers and clock-spring
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Install your shinny new multi-function switch and make sure not to damage any connections in the process an that all connectors are plugged in tight and screwed in tight.
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Reinstall the clock-spring. There is a little white detent, push that in and gently rotate the clock-spring clock all the way right, till it stops. the rotate it back until the is a soft click and align the bottom arrows. Reinstall the bottom and upper covers.
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I forgot to take the picture, but when putting the steering wheel back on, align the markings on the column and the wheel, and your golden. The service manual states to use a new steering wheel bolt......... torqued to 28.9 - 36.2 ft lbs.
Make sure to connect the horn connection and push the air bag connectors firmly into the unit and push in the retention clips. For some reason my airbag light came on because I didn't do this. This is probably not best practice, but since the airbag isn't easy to remove and to prevent any damage, once the connections to the airbag are made, gently place it on the steering wheel but don't press it in yet. Connect the battery and turn on the car. Your airbag light should come on and then turn off. Once that is verified, turn off the car, disconnect the battery again, wait the 3 minutes and if you have to check any connections do that. Once you make the connections and route the wiring through the retention clip, secure it and firmly press the airbag back into position.
Hopefully at this point you haven't blown anything up. connect the battery and start the engine. The airbag light should illuminate then go out. if it stays on, you need to verify the connections.
Before: (Not my car)
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Finished result:
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Congrats, you now have factory fog lights in the 2015 Genesis.
Is this the type of harness you used
Genuine OEM Fog lamp Wire Harness Set For 2015 2016+ Hyundai Genesis Sedan | eBay