FS:White piece for rear fogs

OlivaresAnthony · 11-16-2011, 09:33 PM

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I have two white pieces, which are needed to enable the rear fogs on US spec E90s.

Here is the DIY: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ight=rear+fogs

Asking $20 each shipped

Mroadster99 · 11-18-2011, 02:37 PM

Is only one piece needed to make it work? gadperez@hotmail.com. I will take one

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Originally Posted by OlivaresAnthony

I have two white pieces, which are needed to enable the rear fogs on US spec E90s.

Here is the DIY: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...ight=rear fogs

Asking $20 each shipped

OlivaresAnthony · 11-18-2011, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by gadperez

Is only one piece needed to make it work? gadperez@hotmail.com. I will take one

Yes, you only need one piece for the rear fog light button to work.

My paypayl is olivaresanthony89@yahoo.com

yakev724 · 11-18-2011, 08:35 PM

Before buying, I recommend you guys to take apart your light switches and make sure the white piece you currently have (for the front fogs) looks exactly like the OPs.

I've taken apart a few light switches and have found there to be two different types of plastic pieces; with the 4 pegs at the end being shorter on some and longer on the others. OPs are the longer variety. What this means is if your light switch has the shorter-peg white piece, installing the OPs white piece will be constantly pushing down on the fog connector. This can be fixed by trimming the circular 'buttons' the white piece pushes on so the total length ('buttons'+pegs on the white piece) are identical.

Sorry if I wasn't clear, just trying to help buyers avoid a potential problem.

DC_Oldboy · 11-18-2011, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by yakev724

Before buying, I recommend you guys to take apart your light switches and make sure the white piece you currently have (for the front fogs) looks exactly like the OPs.

I've taken apart a few light switches and have found there to be two different types of plastic pieces; with the 4 pegs at the end being shorter on some and longer on the others. OPs are the longer variety. What this means is if your light switch has the shorter-peg white piece, installing the OPs white piece will be constantly pushing down on the fog connector. This can be fixed by trimming the circular 'buttons' the white piece pushes on so the total length ('buttons'+pegs on the white piece) are identical.

Sorry if I wasn't clear, just trying to help buyers avoid a potential problem.

Jesus. What do you NOT know?

yakev724 · 11-18-2011, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by BringsMoreWomen

Jesus. What do you NOT know?

Maybe I should apply myself to something a bit more profitable than knowing how to spend money on our cars...

OP, PM sent

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yakev724 Brigadier General 246 Rep 3,563 Posts Drives: 15 S3 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: NYC iTrader: (49)	Before buying, I recommend you guys to take apart your light switches and make sure the white piece you currently have (for the front fogs) looks exactly like the OPs. I've taken apart a few light switches and have found there to be two different types of plastic pieces; with the 4 pegs at the end being shorter on some and longer on the others. OPs are the longer variety. What this means is if your light switch has the shorter-peg white piece, installing the OPs white piece will be constantly pushing down on the fog connector. This can be fixed by trimming the circular 'buttons' the white piece pushes on so the total length ('buttons'+pegs on the white piece) are identical. Sorry if I wasn't clear, just trying to help buyers avoid a potential problem.
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