Thanks. I looked at the interior fuse box...no fuses labeled for fog lights. And I re-checked fuses under the hood. All seems ok. The mystery continues.
There is a SRF OFF (Steering Responsive Fog) switch under the steering but to the left side of the steering. You may accidentally knock the switch to off position. Press it to on the switch.
The fog lights on my 2015 Outback Premium don’t work, however the fuses under the hood seem intact. Any ideas?
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