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Foglights Not Working??

Danny boi
Danny boi
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So all my foglights were working fine but I wanted white bulbs in the front, so I got some SMD/LED H1 bulbs off Ebay and tried fitting them this morning, I put 1 in and thought I'd test it before putting it all back together, turned on the foglights and nothing, took the bulb out turned it round and still nothing, then I noticed the other 1 that still had the standard bulb in wasn't working either, so I put the standard bulb back in the 1 I changed and put it all back together and now I have no foglights not even the back 1?? I've had a quick look and all the fuses look ok (that I can tell) I'm abit stumped as to why it would of blown a fuse (if that's the case) just from changing a bulb??? All suggestions and input welcome

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    Thanks, I'll check the fuse in the morning, any idea why changing the bulb would of blown it and does this mean I can't use these bulbs? ie. will they just blow the fuse again if I try fitting them again? (if it is a fuse issue)

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    dont waste youre time with led fogs they are useless and give no light at all stick to normal bulbs that way when you need them you can see

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    Any ideas as to why they would of blown the fuse tho if that's the case??

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    Just checked the fuse and it is blown (I was looking at fuses under the bonnet not behind the glovebox) I'll give the 9v battery a go

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