every car only has to have a working rear fog light to pass MOT, but if it is fitted with front fogs then both mus work
That still sounds a bit confusing
Rear fog light/s working- MOT requirement
Front foglights working- not an MOT requirement but if you use them then it's a legal requirement that both sides must be working

Handy guide to MOT's here
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_110.htm

Correct; as they are in the same place.

Deckchair5 said:

every car only has to have a working rear fog light to pass MOT, but if it is fitted with front fogs then both mus work
That still sounds a bit confusing
Rear fog light/s working- MOT requirement
Front foglights working- not an MOT requirement but if you use them then it's a legal requirement that both sides must be working

Handy guide to MOT's here
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_110.htm

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The same crap applies to bikes unless I'm mistaken, bikes don't have to have indicators, but if they do they must work :hm:

Here is the guide for bulb change:

https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guides/142969-change-headlight-blub-without-removing-bumper.html

Hope this help you.

tenwierdufos said:

Easiest way is just to take the wheel liner out and get at them that way, only a few screws and you have quite good access to them from the wheel arch =]

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I second that. It took me about 3 hours to change the battery side side lights. This time I jacked up the left side of the car, took off the plastic wheel liner, turned the wheels full lock left and I could see right in there. Much easier than fumbling around blindly!