[Scrubnut]

There is only one, but if I change the bulb so there are two, will I blow a fuse?

 

[shakotanVIP]

There is only one, but if I change the bulb so there are two, will I blow a fuse?

Er, what?

I don't entirely understand what you mean?

 

[Scrubnut]

There's only one rear fog light. There's a dual filament bulb on one side and a single filament bulb on the other. I just wanted to know what would happen if I had two rfl instead of one?

 

[Itzben]

Try it and tell us

 

[Scrubnut]

Try it and tell us

I've done it on Audis no problem...I can't believe there will be a problem.

If you don't hear from me again, you'll know there was.....

 

[Mulo]

Try it and tell us

I've done it on Audis no problem...I can't believe there will be a problem.

If you don't hear from me again, you'll know there was.....

if that works out (TAKE A PICTURE!) i'm totally going to do that

 

[Itzben]

Try it and tell us

I've done it on Audis no problem...I can't believe there will be a problem.

If you don't hear from me again, you'll know there was.....

Hahaha

 

[-eelis-]

There's only one rear fog light. There's a dual filament bulb on one side and a single filament bulb on the other. I just wanted to know what would happen if I had two rfl instead of one?

Done that once few years ago in my '99 VW Bora (Jetta to you folks) and it worked fine, but then heard it is not allowed in here...

-eelis-

 

[Mulo]

Alright buys!

1: the entire taillight assembly has P21/4W bulbs for the red light - in short the "correct bulb" is already in place.
2: so I of course investigated a little further, and found that the only thing missing to get this working, is a single white/grey wire going from one tail light to the other.

And I happen to have the required parts at home!

 

[Scrubnut]

Well done. I thought it was just the bulb. Can you post details of what you did when you get it going?