Are they easy to swap out? Any reasonable alternatives available?
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Front Fog Lights
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Alan_M
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Re: Front Fog Lights
If I recall they are pretty straight forward.
Held in with a single nut accessible in the well for the headlight pod, as is the wiring connection.
So you maybe able to do it by removing just the headlight.
Anything small enough could be an alternative I guess.
You can use following to help search for correct type as they were used on other cars
GM Opel
Hella
90069610
1710156
8336 R19
Held in with a single nut accessible in the well for the headlight pod, as is the wiring connection.
So you maybe able to do it by removing just the headlight.
Anything small enough could be an alternative I guess.
You can use following to help search for correct type as they were used on other cars
GM Opel
Hella
90069610
1710156
8336 R19
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Hawaiis0
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Re: Front Fog Lights
Ask Lotusbits if they still have the vauxhall set in their office. I saw last time I was in.
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Hawaiis0
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Re: Front Fog Lights
Are you needing the whole unit or just the glass?Radar wrote: Fri Sep 19, 2025 20:29 Are they easy to swap out? Any reasonable alternatives available?
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Hawaiis0
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Re: Front Fog Lights
Nothing is fool proof. Fools are clever!