Suzuki wagon r fit front fog lights - 2006 Suzuki Wagon R

The most likely cause is a 'short' in the wiring. Remove the light fitting and take a good look at the connections on the actual light fitting. Look for dirty or damaged parts. Check the wires and the connector blocks are clean, shiny and are not damaged. Then check the light fitting itself for damage. Check the seal where the light fitting fits against the bodywork. If moisture or water is getting past it can affect the lights.

unless the fog lights were fitted after market , there would be no point in rear fog lights
what it would have is reversing lights and they would work with the lights on and in reverse gear

clean clear , anon, double post, and still no car named,
nor real engine.

one of these?, sorry cant guess that or the engines.... ever.-
Here are some of Suzuki's most famous car models:

• Suzuki XL7
• Suzuki Kizashi
• Suzuki Escudo
• Suzuki SX4
• Suzuki Wagon R
• Suzuki Alto
• Suzuki Cervo
• Suzuki Cappuccino
• Suzuki Fronte
• Suzuki Grand Vitara
• Suzuki Ignis

Here are some of Suzuki's list of current models:

• Suzuki Ertiga
• Suzuki Every
• Suzuki Kizashi
• Suzuki SX4
• Suzuki Swift
• Suzuki Splash
• Suzuki Solio
• Suzuki Wagon R
• Suzuki Palette
• Suzuki MR Wagon
• Suzuki Lapin
• Suzuki Alto
• Suzuki Landy
• Suzuki APV
• Suzuki Jimny
• Suzuki Escudo
• Suzuki Carry
• Suzuki Equator

Here are some of Suzuki's list of former models:

• Suzuki XL7
• Suzuki X-90
• Suzuki Twin
• Suzuki Mighty Boy
• Suzuki Kei
• Suzuki Ignis
• Suzuki Fronte
• Suzuki Esteem/Cultus Crescent
• Suzuki Cultus
• Suzuki Cervo
• Suzuki Cappuccino
• Suzuki Aerio/Liana

I suspect that there is a replacement headlight switch that includes the fog light function.

the fog kits come with instructions.
it has lights , a relay and a switch and inline fuse and is very simple.
if you google this , you get 1000 of others doing same.

Macpherson struts have bee known to seize up and become more or less solid. If this is the case, don't drive the vehicle as it will wreck the front wheel bearings.

drill holes and screw then to the bumper

Well, these are the steps and I will post the pic here in a second...looks like 2 screws...but like I said, you can see the picture for direction on this.


Remove or disconnect the following:

Front turn signal lamp

Connector

2 screws

2 claw fittings

Fog lamp assembly

Fog lamp bulb as shown

Fog light unit

To Install

1. Install or connect the following:
   • Fog light unit
   • Fog lamp bulb as shown
   • Fog lamp assembly latch the 2 claw fittings and 2 screws
   • Connector
   • Front turn signal lamp

Trying to post the pics now....

Do not fit these lights yourself,you must take the vehicle to the dealer to have it done .Firstly as vehicle wasnt factory fitted you need the original homoglonation certificate from the manufacturer for the model with the foglights fitted,then you need a installation project drawn up by certifide auto engineer with the relevent technical qualifications (i have them) then they can only be fitted by a garage with an added value tax certificate,then vehicle must be presented to the local vehicle inspection depot to be mechanically inspected all over weither its due or not,the relevant paperwork plus the fee presented ,then a new vehicle registratrion document issued showing the changes.Failure to to this will cause the vehicle to fail its inspection when next presented as paperwork isnt correct ,the lights are ilrevelent as to weither they work or not,but if fitted from new they must work.Also if stopped by the guardis civil and paperwork checked,and they notice then you risk having the vehice impounded their and then on the spot ,big fine and the cost of the removal truck.

I just saw fog lights on e-bay for about $125 - $130 + shipping.
So the relays are there? I have not checked not car yet. I was told fogs need a "J relay" and a "white relay with green feet" under the driver's side knee bolster, and a "gray relay" at the fuses. Please let me know if you have part numbers in case I need to order them. (Maybe I will try a donor car from a salvage yard). Good luck.