Front Foglights
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How long av ye had yer RR???
rewmer
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You may find you have an oil cooler in the way........
How big are ye,,, that ye canny yet get under ye disco??
wills
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If its an auto DSE you cannot have front foglights due to the oil cooler being in the way.
If you have a manual DSE then you may be able to have them. You would need to check whether you have a highline BeCM plus associated wiring first of all otherwise you would need to get hold of the official wiring loom to fit them OR make something yourself.
-Wills
If you have a manual DSE then you may be able to have them. You would need to check whether you have a highline BeCM plus associated wiring first of all otherwise you would need to get hold of the official wiring loom to fit them OR make something yourself.
-Wills
From Another Thread: Open the fusebox cover at the base of the drivers seat. At this point, you should see lots of fuses (if this is the case, things are going great
There ya go Wills, save ya typing it again
Derek Ward
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Hiya
I used to have a 1995 2.5DSE manual that I tried to put fog lights on. The lights themselves were no problem as there were connectors behind the bumper for them. Never found the connector for the switch though and didn't fancy taking out the dash to look. Ended up leaving them in for decoration......
Good luck
I used to have a 1995 2.5DSE manual that I tried to put fog lights on. The lights themselves were no problem as there were connectors behind the bumper for them. Never found the connector for the switch though and didn't fancy taking out the dash to look. Ended up leaving them in for decoration......
Good luck
wills
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Just for info, the DSE you have sounds like it had the highline BeCM, the switch is not there and you need to get hold of it. The plug for it would be behind the centre fascia panel. Its a blue connector that is just taped to the loom unused. You put the switch in, untape the spare connector, hook it up and thats that bit done.
You then need to have the vehicle on a diagnostic machine to tell it that it now has the fog lamps fitted so it will allow you to turn them on and off.
-Wills
You then need to have the vehicle on a diagnostic machine to tell it that it now has the fog lamps fitted so it will allow you to turn them on and off.
-Wills
