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Noticed for the first time the other day that our?2002 Eurovan Camper has Fog Lights but found they were inoperable. ?The are located low and inside the bumper below the headlights (see photo). ?Had to install new H3 bulbs and fashioned a jumper wire for the ground connection. ?You have to lie under the bumper and you will see a 2 pin connector that can be removed by squeezing the spring wire locking device (no need to remove the spring wire locking device from the connector). ?Next is the hard part, there is a cover that is only held on by being tight on the connector. Put a screw driver under the cover and alternately pry on each side until you think it will break and it will finally pop off. ?Next a quarter turn twist of the housing and pull it off. ?Install an H3 bulb (which has a little tail wire and connector) under the wire bales, then install the negative ground jumper wire if not present. I did not realize that the jumper wire was required to connect the negative ground to the housing that holds the bulb in, so after replacing the missing bulbs nothing still worked. ?I made up my own jumper wire with a short piece of yellow wire with a male connector on one and and female connector on the other. The tuck the wires inside the housing, install with a quarter turn, the push on the outer cover and reconnect the 2 pin connector.

I had basically the same problem on my 2003.? I recently repainted my bumpers with Raptor 2-part paint from Go-Westy and discovered that the passenger side fog light was broken off at the inside mounting.? The glass Lense had separated and was rattling against the bumper.? I ended up buying an aftermarket set of LED fog lights from eBay in Britian.? Had to put on new wire ends and dump the VW 2 pin connectors.? I'm not crazy about the fitment (They are plastic and just screw into the inside bumper) but the light from these is terrific!? I'm starting to think that checking anything lower than knee level might automatically become a project.