What kind of fog lights are on the 2005 Rennies?

The reason I am asking is that I just got a black brushguard put on my 2004 Renny and I am wanting some legal lights to put on the guard. I looked at the hella 500 at Advanced Auto but I wasnt sure if that these where the legal ones like that come on the newer rennies.

If that any1 has any suggestions of lights to use I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,
Ty

05 renny fog lights are made by hella

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Richey

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2006 IMPACT ORANGE RUBICON
305 Mt/Rs MT Classic II's
2.5 lift
1.25 JKS BL
JKS quicker Discos

I thought they were, does any1 know the wattage or anything else on them?

Im pretty sure they are 55 watts. I think you can buy them from mopar but its gonna most likely cost more than advance.

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2005 Jeep Liberty Renegade
2002 TJ Sport Solar Yellow
2000 TJ Sport Patriot Blue - gone
1979 CJ5

I am retty sure any light is legal to have on your jeep. Just when you use it constitutes the "legality" of them.

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LIBERTY or DEATH

2005 Sport with "STUFF"

I am just really wanted a round light, to put in my brush guard i can use all the time.

Any will really do. You just have to be aware of who is driving towards you at said time and actually if you are blinding them.

but that is jsut common sense?

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LIBERTY or DEATH

2005 Sport with "STUFF"

55156923AE is the part number for the 2005-07 Liberty Renegade fog lamp. They list for $95.75 here at the dealership.

As far as lights and their uses and DOT markings, most states are no overly strict on fog lamps but technically they have to be 55 Watt or less and have a fog pattern. Most for lamps will be marked either "Fog" or "DR or Driving" to designate the pattern that is cut into the lens. Driving lamps are more like pencil beams and throw a more narrow, long distance beam. Fog lamps throw a short distance, but very wide beam. The lamps on my '06 Renegade are very well done and have a very sharp beam that cuts off suddenly, but really illuminates the area in front and to the sides well. In most states you can get by with a 4 lamp system at one time. Meaning two low beam headlamps and two fog lamps. In Virginia you are also allowed to run driving lamps as long as you only have a two headlamp system or the low beams do not stay on with the high beams. So either way you only have a maximum of 4 lamps on at one time. If you had a car or truck that used 4 headlamps and the low beams stay on when on high beam then you could not run driving lamps. Some states have weird rules regarding how lamps are switched. some require a toggle switch, some require them to come on and go off on relays with the factory high and low beams, and others require both. Check your local laws, blah blah blah...

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