You can in a D2, just need to set the correct option in the BCU, obviously a testbook or Rovacom tool is needed, but it can be changed

 

bumping this back up top for info.

 

This is old and I'm sorry but I am having the same problem but with the Auxillary light kits you get from Land Rover. There is a switch on the dash under the regular factory fog light switch, that has the fog light emblem x2. I got so pissed at this not working so I just cut all the wires and am trying to run everything through a relay I bought at Autozone. I connected everything but don't know how to wire it so the factory x2 switch will activate the lights. Any suggestions???

 

could you imagine the CHAOS!!!!!

 

Why would you want fog lights on with high beams? Kind of defeats the purpose of fog lights shooting under the fog or dust if your high beams are lighting up everything and reflecting back in your face. Long range driving lights should come on with the high beams and fogs should come on with the parking lights and go off when the high beams come on. I hate that Rover requires the low beams on for the front fogs to work. I've encountered many situations where the fog lights and parking lights were perfect while the low beams would reflect back just as much as high beams. Just my opinion on the matter.

 

i dont know if this has happened to any one but i got water in one of my fog lightsone day will i wasoff road i noticed like a week later though so i emptyed all the water and put new bulbs in but now the bulbs blow every 2 weeks what could be the cause of the