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Front fog lights


Item nameSpare part catalog numberDescription
1-Adjusting screw
2-Halogen lamp
3-Lamp holder

Front fog lights are optional on entry-level vehicles and standard on higher-spec vehicles.

Two fog lights are integrated into the openings of the front bumper. Each light is attached to the bumper with three screws, covered by the trim. The fog lights are equipped with adjusting screws, with which you can correctly adjust the position of the light beams

The fog lamp socket contains a halogen lamp H11 with a power of 55 W. The socket is inserted into the hole in the rear wall of the fog lamp housing and turned to the locking position.

The front fog lights are controlled by the light switch. If the ignition key is in position II and the light switch is set to the side lights or headlights position, the fog lights must be pulled out to the first position.

Pulling the switch to the second position turns on both the front and rear fog lights. When the front fog lights are turned on, a warning light on the instrument panel turns on.

Operating principle of front fog lights (for US and Canadian markets only)


Power is supplied to the front fog lights from additional relay #5, located in the BJB block, which is located in the engine compartment.



The front fog lights operate as described above, but with some differences due to local legislation that regulates the use of headlights.

If the low beam headlights and front fog lights are on at the same time, the front fog lights are automatically turned off when the headlights are switched to high beam. When the high beam headlights are turned off, the fog lights are automatically turned on.

NOTE: The front fog lights also turn off automatically when the high beam flash signal is given.


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