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Not knowing which fuse is for the fog lights I believe I would have to check all of them. You could be having a problem with the switch or the wiring. I notice on the video above your headlights have to be on for your fog lights to work. I would check the wiring to the fog light plug and check for voltage. I would also check the wires on back of switch and see if you have voltage from the fog light switch.
I just had to change the connectors to the horn on my Chrysler 200 because corrosion/bad connection.
The alternator fuse has nothing to do with that . If starter solenoid is just clicking an you have a new battery it's more then likely battery cables or connections . To test the starter circuit you need to do voltage drop testing . The alternator doesn't start working till the vehicle starts an is running . Starter Voltage Drop
Thats because its located under the bonnet, use your user manual to show its location and then the location of the particular fuse you want to check/replace
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