If its anything like the W202 there will be a socket on the underside of the headlight, with an OEM loom you should be able to wire up the fogs to that.
This would bypass the exisiting front fog in the main headlight.
This would bypass the exisiting front fog in the main headlight.
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No socket on the back of a class lights.
You will need a multimeter to work out which is the fog light wire and spur off that.
Take the lamps out of the original unit once you have fitted your other fogs , as running two sets of fogs melts the contacts inside the multifunction light switch and a new one is around £100.
I did ours when I fitted the brabus kit , fiddley and time consuming , but worth it
You will need a multimeter to work out which is the fog light wire and spur off that.
Take the lamps out of the original unit once you have fitted your other fogs , as running two sets of fogs melts the contacts inside the multifunction light switch and a new one is around £100.
I did ours when I fitted the brabus kit , fiddley and time consuming , but worth it
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