sierrafery
Well-Known Member
It's easyer if u have a gulley otherwise u have to crawl under >> remove liner extensions, remove the bumper......first of all disconect multiplugs.
Why do you want to do this?
These so-called foglights serve no useful purpose, especially if it's FOGGY.
Why don't you pull the fuse on them, leave them alone, and save yourself a lot of trouble, and save all the rest of us having to look at the glare from stupid foglights on clear nights, or foggy ones?
CharlesY
PaulMc
Active Member
How the hell do you get into the foglights on the front bumper???? :doh:I need to give them a clean as they have condensation any hints or tips to stop it happening againg?
Id rather have a go and try to do it myself so any help is much appreciated
If you told us what model of Discovery you have. someone might have a helpful answer.
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nathan5346
Well-Known Member
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For God's sake don't encourage him ... foglights should be banned and made a capital offence.
CharlesY
PaulMc
Active Member
As it's an 03, I'm guessing it's a facelift with the round fog lights
Here's an extract from the Owner's Handbook, detailing how to get at the bulb -
And here's a cut and paste of the two relevant sections from the Workshop Manual, detailing the removal of the front bumper end trim and then the removal of the fogs lamps -
If your Discovery is a late-registered pre-facelift, let me know and I'll post up the relevant pages.
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PaulMc
Active Member
If you're referring to the Saxo/Corsa/BMW To$$ers that drive around with fog lights on all the time, then I agree.
But...
when used in the appropriate conditions, i.e. - only in poor visibility (fog and HEAVY rain)
and if they're correctly mounted and adjusted, then they shouldn't dazzle oncoming drivers and are great benefit to help see the road in front.
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