My Fog Lights Came.

Friends fog lights came from peugeotmarket bought warehouse brand I have what I want to ask. I will remove the front bumper and cut off the fog slots.

Don't forget to put insurance.
ggitaristt 2017-06-01 01:27:04

[QUOTE = ggitaristt] Don't forget to put insurance.
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They give it when they say relay in industry. 12V 10 (16) Amp standard relay. A little expensive for free ..

All of them are the same (big, small, glassy, illuminated ..). The relays of Tofaş are always from this. Don't forget the name, I don't know either ...

Correction: 87a is the place indicated by the arrow above .. I typed it in the wrong place ..
ggitaristt 2017-06-01 01:35:22

[QUOTE = ggitaristt] They give it when they say relay in industry. 12V 10 (16) Amp standard relay. A little expensive for free ..

All of them are the same (big, small, glassy, illuminated ..). The relays of Tofaş are always from this. Don't forget the name, I don't know either ...
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This is the scheme that I have drawn, applied and used. The fuses added for fog lights may seem unnecessary, but they are in the original system.


samet206 2017-06-01 01:44:56

[QUOTE = samet206] This is the scheme that I draw, apply and use. I recommend you use the relay 12V 30 amps.If you get all the materials and start work, it will be finished with pleasure. If there are no sockets on the vehicle, try to obtain them from the dispatchers. Fuses added for fog lights may seem unnecessary, but these are in the original system.


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It is so, but believe me, making a socket is very difficult. If there is a pert foggy 206 in the corner, you will cut the H1 sockets with the side cutter, they do not want much, so you are probably lucky if you have to look at the sockets that should be on the vehicle.

[QUOTE = samet206] It's like that, but believe it makes it very hard to make a socket. If there is a pert foggy 206 in the corner, you can cut the H1 sockets with the side chisel, they don't want much, so you're probably lucky if you need to look at the sockets on your vehicle.
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Good luck, sir, I have a question, will you cut and assemble the existing bumper or buy a foggy bumper?

most likely there are sockets in the vehicle. Our experienced friends provided information as a scheme. Be careful when cutting the bumper, then you have to get a foggy bumper. It would be nice if he finds something inside the link for the key.

[QUOTE = Popomundo] Good luck, sir, I have a question, will you cut and assemble the existing bumper or get a foggy bumper? [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = sonerkyl] there are probably sockets in the vehicle. Our experienced friends provided information as a scheme. Be careful when cutting the bumper, then you have to get a foggy bumper. It would be nice if he finds something inside the link for the key. [/ QUOTE]

I started bumper removal on Sunday. When I removed the bumper, I saw that the fog sockets were ready Maybe I will add the photos I took while removing the bumper.

You have found the fog light sockets, your eyes are illuminated. Depending on the availability of the sockets, you can connect them in com2000 control. It will be more original so you do not need to draw a separate line.

[QUOTE = samet206] You have found the fog light sockets, your eyes are bright.If you want the sockets are available, you can connect them on the com2000 control.
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No need to get a new arm, teacher pp2000 will be activated. If there is no possibility, it is not put on the role for the fog lamp in the fuse box.

[QUOTE = sonerkyl] No need to get a new arm, teacher pp2000 will be activated. If there is no possibility, it is not put on the role for the fog light in the fuse box again. [/ QUOTE]

Is your arm from the old one? like a square

[QUOTE = sonerkyl] Is your arm the old one? like a square [/ QUOTE] doganatak 2017-06-13 18:28:56