They probably do not make them. HIDs were designed to be used in a projector. While there are kits out there that can convert non-projector headlights to HID, it is not really the intention. Many cars came with projector low beams, but standard halogen bulbs, 9006, 9007 for example. The HID kits are really designed to upgrade these units, not to be used in a standard headlight assembly like on the KJ, even though it is possible to do.

Now back to the fog lights. For the reason above, and the theory that fog lights should not be too bright, & they should produce a wide broad beam, & not a long focused beam, there will probably never be a HID kit for fog lights.

The true point of a fog light is to be used in the fog. If they are too bright, the light reflects off of the water droplets in the air & back to your eyes. So HID is really not appropriate for fog anyway.

The next time you are driving in heavy fog at night, try this: turn on your headlights without the fog lights, then with the fog lights, then your bright lights, (If you hold the flipper all the way back, you can even have your brights, lows & fogs on at the same time) then turn on just the fogs. You will see farthest with the fogs.

I had amber fogs in my a past truck and I loved it. It really seemed to make a difference.

Anyone know of a amber/yellow bulb that will work in our fogs?

I had amber fogs in my a past truck and I loved it. It really seemed to make a difference.

Anyone know of a amber/yellow bulb that will work in our fogs?

Those are 9005/9006, which are regular headlights. KJ fog lights take 9145.

With a little trimming on one of the locking tabs on a 9005 bulb it will fit in the '02'04 KJ fog lamp housing,the plug will fit perfectly.I'm running 100w 9005 bulbs in my fogs,have for 5 years with no problems.

With a little trimming on one of the locking tabs on a 9005 bulb it will fit in the '02'04 KJ fog lamp housing,the plug will fit perfectly.I'm running 100w 9005 bulbs in my fogs,have for 5 years with no problems.