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Mk7.5 2013 Rear Light Clusters


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#1 Jwsturner

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Posted 01 March 2013 - 06:34 PM

Hi, I was looking at a new fiesta today that I was parked near and the rear lights look the same shape as my 2009 just a different design. Does anyone know if they'll fit? Anyone in Manchester with a 2013 model willing to let me try them?

#2 DanGersFord

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Posted 02 March 2013 - 12:22 AM

After having a good look at the 2 cars it should be a straight swap. I know on the mk6 fiesta the lights are the exact same shape as the mk6.5 the only thing different is on the mk6 there is only 1 fog light and 1 reverse light where as the mk 6.5 had 2 fogs/2reverse lights. Whether theyve done this on the mk7/mk7 facelift i dont know you'll need to find another one and check it to see if the 2013 fiesta has got all the same bulbs.



#3 Mick78

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Posted 02 March 2013 - 12:04 PM

Rear light's should be a straight swap, no major differences with the light position's like the Mk6's. The Mk7.5 has a different style of lens on the brake/side lights, usual red with a clear cover over the top.

 

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