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How to replace the rear fog light bulb of the Ford Kuga MK2

Model: Ford Kuga C520, MK 2 - Years 2012-2019
Part: Fog lights

In this video, we can see how to replace the rear fog light of the Ford Kuga: from inside the bumper, we need to disconnect the electrical connector in order to remove the lamp. It would be advisable, given the spark that the YouTuber caused just by removing the electrical plug, to disconnect the negative pole of the battery: of course, we will need to have the radio code on hand! Along with the connector, the lamp also comes off, so we can easily replace it. If, as in this case, we also need to replace the headlight, we can find it for example on Amazon with the code B0C1587M14 at a price of 20.50 euros, including delivery costs. Removing the headlight is easy because it is simply snap-in; we put the new one back in place and insert the bulb from underneath the car, which we should replace anyway. We reattach the electrical connector and our job is done.

Posted on 14 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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