Originally posted by zeitghost
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Ahaaaaa, is fog light in the back?? I always thought it were in the front, may be that's why am not seeing any difference when I switch them on and look in the front!! can someone show me a picture??Originally posted by VectraMan
3 days of driving on the motorways in the fog, and all you can see is a red haze in front of you. If there's cars a few car lengths behind, turn off your bloody floglights! You're not acheiving anything, just making it difficult for people behind to see anything, least of all anybody's brake lights.
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Funnily enough, front foglights are at the front, and rear foglights are at the rear.Originally posted by SandyDownAhaaaaa, is fog light in the back?? I always thought it were in the front, may be that's why am not seeing any difference when I switch them on and look in the front!! can someone show me a picture??
Rear ones are compulsory, fronts aren't.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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