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Starting at $27.95, AutoBuffy stocks 1 fog light relays from Standard Ignition to fit your Buick Somerset Regal. The fog light relay is an electrically switched component that routes power from the fuse box to your fog lights on demand. When it fails, your fog lights stop responding entirely or behave erratically — leaving you without low-level illumination in rain, fog, or snow when you need it most.
Fog light relays are typically standard 4-pin or 5-pin automotive relays, but the correct amperage rating, footprint, and connector configuration must match your Buick Somerset Regal's wiring harness. The main decision is whether to buy an OE-equivalent direct-fit relay for straightforward plug-in replacement or a universal relay that requires basic wiring. Quality of the internal contacts matters — cheap relays with weak contacts fail quickly under repeated switching cycles.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE Direct-Fit Relay | Owners who want a plug-and-play replacement with no wiring | Exact connector, amperage rating, and mounting tab matched to your Buick Somerset Regal's relay box |
| OEM / Dealer-Sourced Relay | Owners who want factory-spec reliability and have a warranty concern | Manufacturer-specified part with guaranteed fit, typically at a higher price point |
| Universal 4-Pin Relay (30A) | Budget-conscious owners comfortable with basic wiring | Generic relay that fits most standard fog light circuits; may require spade terminal adapters |
| Heavy-Duty 5-Pin Relay | Vehicles running upgraded or aftermarket high-draw fog lights | Extra normally-closed contact pin allows more complex switching logic; rated for higher continuous current |
Open the fuse and relay box, identify the fog light relay using the lid diagram or owner's manual, and use a relay puller or small flathead screwdriver to extract it straight up from its socket. Press the new relay firmly into the same socket until it seats fully, then test the fog lights before reinstalling the box cover. No special torque or calibration is required — this is a straightforward swap that most owners can complete in a single short session.