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[freecall666]

as above dose any know what it could be just started to day, checked the wires to the back lights nothing wrong with the wires or the block any idears thanks

[kcl]

Towbar socket? The fog swithc in socket usually results in most peculiar lightning problems.

[tunnie]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

[kcl]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

[dbug]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

Rusty bashing again? 

[tunnie]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Yes not you, I do find it funny he never ever spells "Does" right 

[I_want_an_Omega]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Some folks on here like spelling etc to be done well. I think it's great that someone from Finland can post better English than the English. I found the hidden towing connector today when I was working on my car and came to the conclusion that a switch in place of the link could be used for that purpose. Thanks for confirming my idea.

[kcl]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Yes not you, I do find it funny he never ever spells "Does" right 

Yeah, thats what I recon also  Maybe the OP was having some kind of over-DOSE  Ok, time to go to bed.

[kcl]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Some folks on here like spelling etc to be done well. I think it's great that someone from Finland can post better English than the English. I found the hidden towing connector today when I was working on my car and came to the conclusion that a switch in place of the link could be used for that purpose. Thanks for confirming my idea.

Thanks 

Most common thing causing rear fog problems. Esp here where we have enough of different temperatures and weather, -40 to + 40, snow for several months of a year, salted motorways etc... One of the annual riituals to replace the towbar socket due corroded contacts and especially this fog switch.

[I_want_an_Omega]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Some folks on here like spelling etc to be done well. I think it's great that someone from Finland can post better English than the English. I found the hidden towing connector today when I was working on my car and came to the conclusion that a switch in place of the link could be used for that purpose. Thanks for confirming my idea.

Thanks 

Most common thing causing rear fog problems. Esp here where we have enough of different temperatures and weather, -40 to + 40, snow for several months of a year, salted motorways etc... One of the annual riituals to replace the towbar socket due corroded contacts and especially this fog switch.

That's very interesting.

I did some work with GM Finland (National Sales Company) back the the late 80s. We put all GM dealerships on line to Opel. See if you can guess how much bandwidth the used to support the whole of Finland? 

[kcl]

I think that's the most spelling errors I've seen in a post in a while! 

Have you checked to see if your fog lights are working?

I assume you do not mean me? Only one typo in my post, which I will be now correcting  Some picky people 

I will also be more clear: at least in our country several trailer sockets have a switch to disconnect cars fogs when towing in order not to have it glowing in between car and trailer.

Some folks on here like spelling etc to be done well. I think it's great that someone from Finland can post better English than the English. I found the hidden towing connector today when I was working on my car and came to the conclusion that a switch in place of the link could be used for that purpose. Thanks for confirming my idea.

Thanks 

Most common thing causing rear fog problems. Esp here where we have enough of different temperatures and weather, -40 to + 40, snow for several months of a year, salted motorways etc... One of the annual riituals to replace the towbar socket due corroded contacts and especially this fog switch.

That's very interesting.

I did some work with GM Finland (National Sales Company) back the the late 80s. We put all GM dealerships on line to Opel. See if you can guess how much bandwidth the used to support the whole of Finland? 

What a small world, isn't it  No idea of the bandwidth though but this is a long and wide country 

[Lazydocker]

as above dose any know what it could be just started to day, checked the wires to the back lights nothing wrong with the wires or the block any idears thanks

Have you changed any bulbs recently

If not, most likely a wire broken in the bootlid hinge area IMO

[freecall666]

the driver side spot light/fog is out so going to change it and see if that helps, and by way im dislcic and thankyou for your comments about it

[RobG]

the driver side spot light/fog is out so going to change it and see if that helps, and by way im dislcic and thankyou for your comments about it

Don`t worry about Tunnie, he`s not perfect by a long shot

[Lazydocker]

the driver side spot light/fog is out so going to change it and see if that helps, and by way im dislcic and thankyou for your comments about it

Don`t worry about Tunnie, he`s not perfect by a long shot

Indeed

Changing that bulb won't cure it. Check what bulbs are working when the fault shows but I expect it will be a wiring fault in the boot somewhere