10th February 2022, 10:41
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Originally Posted by SD1too
Andy, the front fog lamp relay contacts aren't controlled by the ignition switch.
The PAS reservoir is on the offside on a KV6 Shaun. It's the air cleaner intake ducting which obstructs access to the NSF lamp unit, at least on a Rover it does so I imagine that your MG is similar.
It would be unusual for a relay to fail in this way but this has to be your first port of call.
Replacing the headlight switch isn't going to help because the front foglamps are not controlled by that. Besides, all the switches are part of the lighting switch module (LSM) which is configured to your particular car.
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I didn’t say the contacts were powered Simon!
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