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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Hi all.
This'll be my first posting on this website. I really hope to hear from you guys. Right, just some info about my ride. I drive a manual 1993 Ford TX5. Since I'm from South Africa, our TX5 models didn't come out with fog lamps/lights. I would like to upgrade them to a more Ausie spec TX5. My question is as follows. Once I have a pair of stock Ford TX5 fog lights and the standard fog light switch, how must it be connected? I'll get a Ford Technician to do it off course, but how must it be setup? I know, with most cars, the park lights needs to be first on for the fogs to activate. So once the park and fog lights are on, what indication (besides the obvious) shows the fogs are on, if any? I've noticed that when you start the car, and it shows the basic startup diagnostic test on the dashboard, there's a rear light light-indicator. How does the Aussie TX5's shows the front fogs are on? Many thanks & I'm looking FW to hearing from you. |
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Ford TX5 - Fog lights
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