jorourke
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does any one where i can buy fog lights for a grande punto? looked all over the net and cannot find any. not even on the fiat website!
Styling gp fog lights
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Styling gp fog lights
use the search function, there are loads of threads/guides on this in the GP section.......& welcome to FF 
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Cant link to shop 4 parts mate
Sporting and standard ones are different too, they are about £50 each from memory + vat
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there black, others are chrome.
as mat says they are a different colour that's all you can fit either one as they are both the same shape/size
assuming your cig lighter has a orange glow ring use this wiring guide
Just remember to do the wiring properly you don't want your DIY to set fire and burn out your car
https://www.fiatforum.com/grande-punto-guides/88626-fitting-front-fog-lights.html
plus plenty more if you search
why didnt you just get a higher spec in the first place besides there hardly neccessary
Why did you feel the need to fit a fusion sub in your car when you could have paid the extra and got the audio upgrade with the factory fitted Sub?
Its your car and you did what you wanted to it likewise this chap want's to fit front fogs each to their own and all that.......
they are actually a useful safety upgrade if the area where you live is prone to thick fog.......
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LOADS of Fogs on eBay...
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Maybe he couldnt afford the next model up, couldnt get insured on it who knows. Why does it matter?
jibbon
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anyone ever had an auto electrician fit their aftermarket fog lights?
think it would be pricey?
think it would be pricey?
you'd save a hell of a lot if you fitted them and got an electrcian to then wire them, its only a 20 min job MAX so it should be no more than £20 maybe stretch to £30
20mins?
It takes "T" 20 mins to find his screwdriver......
depends what sort of a job you want doing i could throw the wires in but dont expect it to be neat tidy or safe... you pays your money.....took me 20 mins + to build my loom before i fitted it
Thats what apprentices are for
I like to carry out work as if its on my own car, time dont matter in my opinion aslong as the job is neat & safe but 20mins wont be a tidy (factory fitted look) job.
i dont disagree with you, T and Andy
if i was doing it myself i'd spend at least a few days on the loom (i'm happy with my soldiering iron in my hand) it'd be perfect, then a few hours fitting it so it'd be neat
but this aint everyones game, and he was looking for a cheap fit, this is what i've given him
if i was doing it myself i'd spend at least a few days on the loom (i'm happy with my soldiering iron in my hand) it'd be perfect, then a few hours fitting it so it'd be neat
but this aint everyones game, and he was looking for a cheap fit, this is what i've given him
