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hey guys, i sused my car lastnight and saw that my passenger side fog light id guess ud call it wasnt working. its one of the long rectanguler ones :S any one no what globe and how to pull it off with out leaving a trademark or 2 on my front bar :)

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hey guys, i sused my car lastnight and saw that my passenger side fog light id guess ud call it wasnt working. its one of the long rectanguler ones :S any one no what globe and how to pull it off with out leaving a trademark or 2 on my front bar :O

Hey dude,

I asked this a while ago - have a read here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Fo...16#entry3689116

ohh, and to not leave a trademark, I used a cloth over the scredriver... :)

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This topic has come in very usefull and is good timing..I was looking at my car yesterday as was wondering how the hell I would replace the front indicator globes (if they blew)...my stag has a dolphin front bar so it looked like I would need to put it on a hoist to get behind the bar....now I know they can be accecssed from the front...my fog light dont work either ..so I checked the fuse..it is there..so I guess the wires may be cut..will check it out soon...has anyone elst got their fog lights going?

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This topic has come in very usefull and is good timing..I was looking at my car yesterday as was wondering how the hell I would replace the front indicator globes (if they blew)...my stag has a dolphin front bar so it looked like I would need to put it on a hoist to get behind the bar....now I know they can be accecssed from the front...my fog light dont work either ..so I checked the fuse..it is there..so I guess the wires may be cut..will check it out soon...has anyone elst got their fog lights going?

a mate had his disconected at compliance so mayb just cheak there actualy plugd in :S sounds simple but it was the case for his... but for now the passenger wont get to see threw the fog :P

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On my car they turned out to simply be blown globes,

I could have swarn that they weren't blown when i first checked them.

No wires seemed to be cut or anything..... fuses all there.....

so I bought a new set - plugged them in.... and Bob's your Uncle!! (or Aunty...... which ever way he swings... :down: )

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