electrical
Fog Light Bulb
for 2007 Ram 3500 5.9L I6 Cummins · 4WD
Difficulty
Easy
Time
18 min
Tools
2
Steps
7
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This procedure covers the replacement of fog light bulbs on a 2007 Ram 3500 4wd with the 5.9L Cummins diesel engine.
Warnings
⚠Allow fog lights to cool completely before attempting bulb replacement to avoid burns.
ℹ️Do not touch the glass portion of halogen bulbs with bare hands as oils can cause premature failure. Use clean gloves or cloth.
Tools required
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Parts
- Fog light bulb × 1 — H10 12V 42W halogen bulb (verify vehicle specific fitment)
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Preparation
- Park vehicle on level surface and turn off engine
- Turn off all lights and allow fog lights to cool for at least 10 minutes if previously operated
- Engage parking brake
Procedure
- 1Access fog light assemblyLocate the fog light housing in the front bumper. Depending on model, you may need to reach behind the bumper from the wheel well area or from below the vehicle. On most 2007 Ram 3500 models, access is easiest by turning the steering wheel fully to the side corresponding to the bulb being replaced and reaching through the inner fender well opening.
- 2Disconnect electrical connectorReach behind the fog light housing and locate the electrical connector attached to the bulb socket. Press the release tab or twist-lock (depending on connector type) and pull the connector straight off the bulb socket. Do not pull on the wiring harness itself.
- 3Remove bulb socketGrasp the bulb socket at the rear of the fog light housing. Rotate the socket counterclockwise approximately 1/4 turn (usually 45-90 degrees) until it releases from the housing. Pull the socket and bulb assembly straight out of the housing.
- 4Remove old bulbThe bulb may be a twist-lock style or pull-out style depending on the socket design. If twist-lock, rotate the bulb counterclockwise and pull out. If pull-out style, gently pull the bulb straight out of the socket. Inspect the socket for any corrosion or damage.
- 5Install new bulbUsing a clean cloth or gloves to handle the new bulb, insert it into the socket. If twist-lock style, insert and rotate clockwise until it locks. If pull-out style, push firmly until it seats completely in the socket. Ensure the bulb is securely seated.
- 6Reinstall bulb socketInsert the socket with the new bulb back into the fog light housing, aligning the tabs. Rotate clockwise approximately 1/4 turn until it locks into place. Gently tug on the socket to verify it is secured.
- 7Reconnect electrical connectorPush the electrical connector onto the bulb socket until you hear or feel it click into place. Ensure the connection is fully seated and secure.
Reassembly
- No disassembly required for this procedure
Verification
- Turn on the vehicle ignition without starting the engine
- Activate the fog lights using the fog light switch
- Visually confirm both fog lights are illuminating properly
- Check for proper beam pattern and that the light is aimed correctly
- Turn off fog lights and ignition
Related trouble codes on this vehicle
Codes that commonly send this job to the bay — tap one for symptoms, causes, and diagnostic steps.
B0093Fog Light Circuit MalfunctionB0094Tail Light Circuit MalfunctionB2101Daytime Running Light Module CircuitB2AAARain/Light Sensor Circuit MalfunctionU0180Lost Communication With Automatic Lighting Control ModuleU0182Lost Communication With Lighting Control Module Front
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