Fitting Fog & Reversing light to rear bumper

[hfbradley01]

Originally Posted by Toddy

My fog light is a nice snug fit between the bars so I took it apart and drilled the fog light case top and bottom then did the same to the bumper . Attached with self tappers and rebuilt the light.

I like it, do you know what make the fog light is ?

Cheers

[Clive]

Originally Posted by andicole0

I was going to use the same style lights as the tail lights but fitted to the body between the bumper bars. I was going to check against the SVA regs but haven't done so yet, anyone know of a reason why I shouldn't?

I'm sure I've seen a pic with this done.

Andi.

Max height 1,000mm
Min height 250mm

[Clive]

Originally Posted by nearly thers

Where did you get that lamp? Looks fairly tidy and I love the idea of folding it up out the way.

Neil

L494 available from SVC
Stafford Vehicle Components - Fog and Reverse lights

[Toddy]

Howard, I think it is Hella.
I bought it 25 years ago to go on my VW Beetle but never fitted it, it has been with me ever since and has moved house 6 times unused until last month !

[andicole0]

Originally Posted by Clive

Max height 1,000mm
Min height 250mm

Thanks Clive that shouldn't be a problem. My only other concern was whether being behind (car side) of the bumper would be a problem as at some angles there will be a limited view of the lights. I'll get around to checking the SVA requirements at some time

Andi.

[Clive]

Originally Posted by andicole0

Thanks Clive that shouldn't be a problem. My only other concern was whether being behind (car side) of the bumper would be a problem as at some angles there will be a limited view of the lights. I'll get around to checking the SVA requirements at some time

Andi.

Rear Fog Light Angle of View.
For a single fog lamp the angle of view is:
Hoizontal - 25 degrees inwards and outwards.
Vertical - 5 degrees above and below the horizontal.