gavbriggs
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where does it say that? i was looking but couldnt find it!
And it's true, the atf cooler is sited behind the bumper where the fog lights would go on a v8 thats why the bumper blank is a mesh type, it allows air flow through the atf cooler. If you do fit them you need to duct air in through the centre section of bumper via a flexipipe ie intercooler or silicone pipe. You will deffo overheat the atf when under load if you block this vent with fogs.according to l/rover and the workshop manual no it isnt ok to fit them,something to do with cooling the auto box.
Thanks for the advice...I'll check it out soon as...
the becm needs reseting but as far as i know its only the steelers that can do it !!Hi! Fellas,
I just bought a s/hand set of front fog lights for my p38 off ebay, along with a new switch. I removed the blanks in the bumper, found the plugs and fitted the lights. I then went and removed the blank switch cover, fiddled around in the loom and found the plug...I connected new switch.... NOW....when I went to switch on, the green indicator light on the switch came on...BUT the fog lights didn't!!!
.....any suggestions please??
Before anyone asks....yes! there are bulbs in the light units!!
Cheers,
Ian....(new member)
according to l/rover and the workshop manual no it isnt ok to fit them,something to do with cooling the auto box.
hi, i fitted front fogs on my 1998 rangie 2.5 auto 12 months ago, ive had no problems at all with the cooler
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