mot , cold air feed , fog lights !

[kie1an]

hi , soon im looking at taking out my drivers side fog light and replacing it with a caf . one thing i have thought of is that i know ... if your car is fitted with fog lights its part of the m.o.t check to see that they both work ! whats the stance on this if i have a caf in place of one of them . never heard you cant but would like to be sure ! .

 

[ditz]

front fogs are in no way shape or form testable, 100% as im doing a testers course,, aslong as they dont have a broken lense or sharp edges you're laughin

 

[kie1an]

so even though its fitted with a pair if i only have one working it will be fine yes ! ...cool

 

[Alastair.]

only rear fogs apply, so ur safe

 

[kie1an]

thanks guys . any particular caf trumpet or are they all about the same quality , and by any chance would you know which diameter one would fit the fog light ? i have been searching for a while now

 

[Alastair.]

has ur 1.2 got air con???

 

[kie1an]

it is a dynamique but no it hasnt .

 

[geordieracer]

has ur 1.2 got air con???

whats the significance of this question? is it related to the caf question of the original poster, or just a general query?

Only asking as I am thinking of fiitng a CAF in my passenger side fog light surround. Does the aircon affect it in any way, i.e. for access? Also, how do you fix the trumpet into the fog light surround?

Sorry to hijack, sure the answers will help you too.

 

[Chrisjk]

If your worried just take out the drivers side fog for the test.

 

[Tigger]

Just run the CAF to the grill and keep both fogs wired up, looks better anyway (IMO)

 

[geordieracer]

Just run the CAF to the grill and keep both fogs wired up, looks better anyway (IMO)

What's the best way to attach the CAF to the inside of the grill? I dont want any tie wraps visible or anything, so how do i hold it in place?