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Ok i have tried a search but there wasn't mush help regarding the driving lights / for light assembly on the s2 r33. I have changed the globes with some H1 phillips for the low and high beams, also i changed the parkers which mind you were an absolute pain in the a## to get out (Dont know how i squeezed my hand in there, cuts and bruises).

Anyways i am wanting to change the globes for the driving lights down the bottom. Does anyone know how i get the globes out? I had a reach under the car and twisted the round cap off but i still cannot manage to get to the globe (doesn't help seeing i cannot see the housing...) Do i have to get the bumper off to do it properly? And secondly what sort of globe is in the driving light assembly i.e H1, H7 etc. I heard somewhere it was H7, can anyone confirm this.

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Did mine by just using a trolley jack to lift the front, squirm in under the bar and do it by mostly by feel (can see a little better though). If memory serves, it's similar setup to the headlights with a hinged wire clip holding the globe in and a short wire connector that needs to be unplugged (when you get your replacements you'll see better). I believe H7's are correct.

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I did my mrs S2 GTS fog lights, just unbolted the whole fog light/indicator bit, pulled it out, changed the bulb and bolted it back it, took about 15mins... of course if you have a front mount in the way could be a pain in the ass.

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