

| Subject: | Re: Rear fog lights |
| From: | Blaine Bachman |
| Date: | Mon, 9 Aug 1999 19:30:23 EDT |
I got all enthused about this several months ago, but haven't completed the work yet. 1. The "bulb carrier" is 95% set up to take the extra bulb. There is a "trace" from the blank bulb socket to the connector, but you have to add a connector and wire to the harness end. 2. The blank bulb socket does not have a contact for the + on the bulb, but by working carefully, you can remove one from a "donor" carrier and install it. 3. Here's the glitch. For an effective rear fog light, you need a bulb equivalent to a turn signal/brake light (32 cp?). This size of bulb won't fit into the small hole on the reflector (and I have suspicions that the "reflector" may not be coated with a reflective surface). So you have to open it up. 4. For the wire to the front, when I was troubleshooting the dynamic oil pressure system on my '91 (see a posting in the summer of '97), I noticed a grey-with-green-stripe wire in the rear harness termination box and up by the fuse box. Neither end was connected to anything. Could this be used? I think maybe it could as I could find no similar wire on the Bentley wiring diagram. -Blaine
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