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thomas03
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if you have the new fog light it will take a matter of minutes all you need is a phillips screwdriver
if you have the new fog light it will take a matter of minutes all you need is a phillips screwdriver
No its a torque's drive screw.
Hi
Heres a good write up of how to change the fog light
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=109160&highlight=fog
hope it helps
Heres a good write up of how to change the fog light
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=109160&highlight=fog
hope it helps
jdearden
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If it is a cracked lens (ie the glass) then you have to buy a whole new lamp pod! Think these are about £100 from SEAT!
This happened to mine, stone straight through the glass.
I got a replacement one from ebay: about £20 something!!
Works great!
I've also gone one step further and put speaker mesh to protect the light from getting struck again.
TO REMOVE:
1) use a philips screwdriver to remove 1x screws from the bottom corner of grill (nearest the centre of the car)
2) Tug the grill to remove (there are some clips that hold it in place)
3) once grill is removed, use a torx screwdriver (not sure what size) to remove the the three black bolts. they are located quite deep at the back of the pod. (do not try to remove the silver bolt at the front next to the glass)
4) Once the bolts are out waggle the unit to remove it.
5) should now be only a cable attaching it to the car, remove this from the unit and then insert your new pod (with bulb already in)
6) Now do the reverse.
When you know what you are doing it'll take 3mins. But i'd allow 15mins for the job.
Good luck
This happened to mine, stone straight through the glass.
I got a replacement one from ebay: about £20 something!!
Works great!
I've also gone one step further and put speaker mesh to protect the light from getting struck again.
TO REMOVE:
1) use a philips screwdriver to remove 1x screws from the bottom corner of grill (nearest the centre of the car)
2) Tug the grill to remove (there are some clips that hold it in place)
3) once grill is removed, use a torx screwdriver (not sure what size) to remove the the three black bolts. they are located quite deep at the back of the pod. (do not try to remove the silver bolt at the front next to the glass)
4) Once the bolts are out waggle the unit to remove it.
5) should now be only a cable attaching it to the car, remove this from the unit and then insert your new pod (with bulb already in)
6) Now do the reverse.
When you know what you are doing it'll take 3mins. But i'd allow 15mins for the job.
Good luck
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