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Hi All,

I have got a 61 plate twingo, just the basic 1.2 model, but i wanted to put on some front fog lights as they dont come as standard. After taking off the wheel and wheel arch i cannot see any wiring loom for the front fog lights? has this been missed off completley or is there a lead i can get to connect up? i cant see any switch on the lightswitch on the steering column so i would assume i would either work them off the rear fog light wiring (link it in) or put in an additional switch onto the dashboard?

or is it just a waste of time and it cant be done?

Thanks for any help in advance.

cheers Jack
 
I'm sure it could be done with some knowledge but it seems a bit complicated for what it's actually for. How often does anyone actually use fog lights unless you drive around with them on constantly like a bellend?
 
JE_GT":12gagc7x said:
I'm sure it could be done with some knowledge but it seems a bit complicated for what it's actually for. How often does anyone actually use fog lights unless you drive around with them on constantly like a b*****d?
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HI, yes it does seem alot to do for the lights, but when the fog comes down around the industrial estate i work on, it is very bad as it sweeps across from the river and the lowlying land, so sometimes we have the fog for all day. i start at 7 and finish at 3 and so im driving both ways in the fog sometimes. it would be nice to have them, but if it is a lot of hassle then i can survive without them. just would have been nice to have them on.

thanks for the advice.
 
U can hunt ebay and buy originals and make up ur own wiring which is really easy tbh or buy a new bumper again ebay or breakers with original lights in and go from there again own wiring or get a set of after markets and go from there.
 
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