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Old 6th October 2006, 00:45   #1
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Quick Fog Lamp Assembly Part Question

Does anyone know if the fog lamp assembly, in this case I'm using the part number for the left one, #63 177 894 017, comes with the bulb? Or do you need to order it seperately?

Thanks so much!

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Old 6th October 2006, 01:08   #2
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That part number you listed looks like the one for the left side to me. Yes when you buy a new fog lamp assembly from BMW, the bulb is included.
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Old 6th October 2006, 01:21   #3
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Same here.. bought a set about 12 months ago (and got one replaced under warranty about 3 months ago) and they certainly do come with globes.
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Thanks very much!! I cracked the lens a long, long time ago and was so cheap that I decided to use it 'till the bulb went--which it did just recently.

I would've probably just ignored it, but that message on my display (and those 2 triangles) are driving me nuts.

It sounds like a real easy item to replace too, right?

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Thanks very much!! I cracked the lens a long, long time ago and was so cheap that I decided to use it 'till the bulb went--which it did just recently.

I would've probably just ignored it, but that message on my display (and those 2 triangles) are driving me nuts.

It sounds like a real easy item to replace too, right?

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Easy to fix, BUT you need to be VERY careful removing the old light ... I would "power" spray water all around the oval part to try and remove little grits of dust ... they will scratch the paint if you aren't careful ... Using a screwdriver is not the problem as you know that may scratch, it's the years of grit that has built up ...
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Easy to fix, BUT you need to be VERY careful removing the old light ... I would "power" spray water all around the oval part to try and remove little grits of dust ... they will scratch the paint if you aren't careful ... Using a screwdriver is not the problem as you know that may scratch, it's the years of grit that has built up ...
Thanks very much for that tip. I would bet I have some very embarassing grit down there too!
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Well it's done and after a little tool wrestling and job sharing with the hubby I would rate this as an "EASY DIY"
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very good .. it can be a pain getting them in and slotted can't it. Now all your need a HID kit for it
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