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M35 Aero Bar Fog Light Removal

TWOAR81

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He Guys,

Car just landed. will post up the pics on the weekend after a better wash. mmm black leather......

Already have to pull out the tools after one day of ownership!!! mmmm least i can dust them off :unsure:

Question is M35 Aero Bar foggies passenger side blown lamp. can you remove from the front? or is this a case of headlight removal and down the side.

Did a search also..... :nyaanyaa:

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There's two of those crappy little push plugs on the middle side of the surround. Remove those with a flathead screwdriver.

Then there are four 10mm bolts around the mounting for the fog light, undo those.

Remove fog light carefully, then disconnect the wiring from the back.

Done! :thumbsup:

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No worries.

I've had to swap mine out and replace them with aftermarket replacements thanks to some bastard with a rock :rant:

Really easy, but if you have access to a hoist, do it. Pain to do on the ground!

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