Try him again - facebook.com/search/top?q=fabio%20fabio%20abarth he is always really good at replying ... he commented on one, just tracked it down, so his youtube is @fabygarage1273
www.google.com/search?q=abarth+tuning&oq=abarth+tuning&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l9.4691j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8. take car going to this site, it is like a toy shop, your wallet will take a trashing :)
Whatever you do, do not buy the ones we did - bloke on Facebook / instagram etc called Fabio Fabio Abarth, an Italian bloke - the lights leak, fall to bits, some we paid for he never sent - rubbish lights and the blokes a thief :( we had an episode showing the removal sadly - we were well shafted ! we ended up getting some from Abarth Tuning www.abarthtuning.com/
The lights we got from Fabio Fabio Abarth via Facebook never worked, the replacements never turned up, so on those I cannot tell you :(. the ones we got from Abarth tuning, are just daytime lights, no amber.
We did not change the bulbs - love to see you remove the whole light through that hatch - I could not suffer watching the whole thing, so full pardon for that - but to comment 👏🏼.🔔🔚
For your own assistance - here is a guide incase you need to do the job :) Models of the Abarth 595, you will need to remove the front bumper to access and replace the fog lights. Here’s a general guide on how to do this: Tools Needed: A set of screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead) Torx screwdriver set Socket wrench set Trim removal tools (optional) Replacement fog light bulbs Gloves Steps: Prepare the Car: Park the car on a flat surface. Turn off the engine and ensure the lights are off. If you have a jack and jack stands, it might be easier to lift the front of the car for better access. Open the Hood: Open the hood to access the top screws or clips holding the bumper. Remove the Undertray and Wheel Arch Liners: If present, remove the undertray by unscrewing or unclipping it from beneath the bumper. Remove the wheel arch liners or loosen them enough to access the screws or bolts behind them. You might need to turn the wheels to gain better access. Remove Screws and Clips: Locate and remove all screws and clips that are securing the bumper. This typically includes screws along the top edge under the hood, screws or bolts in the wheel arches, and screws or clips underneath the bumper. Detach the Bumper: Carefully pull the bumper away from the car. It may still be connected by wiring for fog lights or sensors, so be gentle. Disconnect any electrical connectors for fog lights, parking sensors, or other components attached to the bumper. Access and Replace Fog Lights: With the bumper removed, you can now easily access the fog light housings. Remove the old fog light bulbs by twisting them counterclockwise. Insert the new bulbs, ensuring they are securely in place. Reattach the Bumper: Reconnect any electrical connectors that were detached. Carefully align the bumper back into position. Secure the bumper by reinserting and tightening all screws, bolts, and clips that were removed. Reattach the Undertray and Wheel Arch Liners: Reattach or tighten the undertray and wheel arch liners. Test the Fog Lights: Turn on the car and test the new fog lights to ensure they are working correctly. Close the Hood: Close the hood securely. Additional Tips: Consult the Manual: Refer to your Abarth 595 owner’s manual for specific instructions and illustrations. Work with a Friend, but unlikley you have any :) : Having an extra pair of hands can help with aligning and securing the bumper. Take Photos: Consider taking photos during the disassembly process to help with reassembly. If you’re not comfortable performing this task yourself, consider seeking assistance from a professional mechanic or visiting an authorized service center. Or just try and squeeze it all through the bulb access flap, perhaps use an angle grinder to enlarge the whole🤔
the look is complete now ;-) looks great; to bad the guy dont want to reply me since i would these headlights on my abarth also; they look so nice.
Try him again - facebook.com/search/top?q=fabio%20fabio%20abarth he is always really good at replying ... he commented on one, just tracked it down, so his youtube is @fabygarage1273
Whats the link for the daytime running light.... also are they good for directionals as well?
www.google.com/search?q=abarth+tuning&oq=abarth+tuning&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l9.4691j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8. take car going to this site, it is like a toy shop, your wallet will take a trashing :)
Hallo.What type of lamp do you use bcs I think I need the same for my Fiat 500 twinair.
Whatever you do, do not buy the ones we did - bloke on Facebook / instagram etc called Fabio Fabio Abarth, an Italian bloke - the lights leak, fall to bits, some we paid for he never sent - rubbish lights and the blokes a thief :( we had an episode showing the removal sadly - we were well shafted ! we ended up getting some from Abarth Tuning www.abarthtuning.com/
Do these daytime running lights include the amber signal lights ?
The lights we got from Fabio Fabio Abarth via Facebook never worked, the replacements never turned up, so on those I cannot tell you :(. the ones we got from Abarth tuning, are just daytime lights, no amber.
What on earth are you doing you do not need to take bumper off to change a bulb lol hatches in arch wheel wow 😂😂😂😂😂😂
We did not change the bulbs - love to see you remove the whole light through that hatch - I could not suffer watching the whole thing, so full pardon for that - but to comment 👏🏼.🔔🔚
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For your own assistance - here is a guide incase you need to do the job :)
Models of the Abarth 595, you will need to remove the front bumper to access and replace the fog lights. Here’s a general guide on how to do this:
Tools Needed:
A set of screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead)
Torx screwdriver set
Socket wrench set
Trim removal tools (optional)
Replacement fog light bulbs
Gloves
Steps:
Prepare the Car:
Park the car on a flat surface.
Turn off the engine and ensure the lights are off.
If you have a jack and jack stands, it might be easier to lift the front of the car for better access.
Open the Hood:
Open the hood to access the top screws or clips holding the bumper.
Remove the Undertray and Wheel Arch Liners:
If present, remove the undertray by unscrewing or unclipping it from beneath the bumper.
Remove the wheel arch liners or loosen them enough to access the screws or bolts behind them. You might need to turn the wheels to gain better access.
Remove Screws and Clips:
Locate and remove all screws and clips that are securing the bumper. This typically includes screws along the top edge under the hood, screws or bolts in the wheel arches, and screws or clips underneath the bumper.
Detach the Bumper:
Carefully pull the bumper away from the car. It may still be connected by wiring for fog lights or sensors, so be gentle.
Disconnect any electrical connectors for fog lights, parking sensors, or other components attached to the bumper.
Access and Replace Fog Lights:
With the bumper removed, you can now easily access the fog light housings.
Remove the old fog light bulbs by twisting them counterclockwise.
Insert the new bulbs, ensuring they are securely in place.
Reattach the Bumper:
Reconnect any electrical connectors that were detached.
Carefully align the bumper back into position.
Secure the bumper by reinserting and tightening all screws, bolts, and clips that were removed.
Reattach the Undertray and Wheel Arch Liners:
Reattach or tighten the undertray and wheel arch liners.
Test the Fog Lights:
Turn on the car and test the new fog lights to ensure they are working correctly.
Close the Hood:
Close the hood securely.
Additional Tips:
Consult the Manual: Refer to your Abarth 595 owner’s manual for specific instructions and illustrations.
Work with a Friend, but unlikley you have any :) : Having an extra pair of hands can help with aligning and securing the bumper.
Take Photos: Consider taking photos during the disassembly process to help with reassembly.
If you’re not comfortable performing this task yourself, consider seeking assistance from a professional mechanic or visiting an authorized service center.
Or just try and squeeze it all through the bulb access flap, perhaps use an angle grinder to enlarge the whole🤔