Drivers side foglamp - Page 2

Lofty · 15-06-12, 11:02 PM

Finally found time to fit the lenses.....and injure myself in the process

Slipped while removing the broken glass and ripped open one of my fingers......

Why is it kids use all the plasters , then leave the empty packet and don't tell you that we're out....Bastids !!

Roger Galvin · 16-06-12, 09:45 AM

Excellent piece of research, they look perfect, good news indeed I might have to go and buy some for the stock shelf. Does anyone know whether the housings are the same as well? The screws that hold the lens to the housings are always rusted in or the head rusted away making them unmoveable without some form of vandalism

john johnson · 16-06-12, 10:29 AM

What's the required part numbers then ? We have a Porsche dealer a few hundred yards from work

Lofty · 17-06-12, 01:29 PM

I will get the no.s up later when I get home.
Am at Mosport Historic Grand Prix for the weekend.

Lofty · 17-06-12, 09:59 PM

OK. numbers I have are as follows
These are for the Porsche 944 from 1982-1985.5
As I understand it if you buy the "full housings" you will need to chop off the Porsche plugs and replace with Audi connections.
To be honest you really only need the lens and housing and reuse the Audi backplate .

Full fog lamp housings
(L/H Side) 944 631 201 01
(R/H Side) 944 631 202 01

Lens and housing (basically everything except the back plate )
(L/H) 944 631 901 00
(R/H) 944 631 902 00

And the Auto Atlanta Porsche Dealer exclusives polycarbonate lenses which I got are
RPP916247

These are literally just the lens "glass" and you have to carefully (see above photo's for negligence results ) remove your cracked glass and bond the polycarbonate ones into the old housing. I used thermo-plastic caulking.
Auto Atlanta ship worldwide
Reeeeesult.....

16-06-12, 09:45 AM	#12
Roger Galvin Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 239	Excellent piece of research, they look perfect, good news indeed I might have to go and buy some for the stock shelf. Does anyone know whether the housings are the same as well? The screws that hold the lens to the housings are always rusted in or the head rusted away making them unmoveable without some form of vandalism __________________ Roger Galvin Chairman & Technical Secretary, qOC quattro Workshop

16-06-12, 10:29 AM	#13
john johnson Moderator of sausages Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: sheffield Posts: 13,331	What's the required part numbers then ? We have a Porsche dealer a few hundred yards from work __________________ Mr OCD http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t144/jsquatts/ Daily rs4 b7 with buckets that play havoc with my piles And if you are reading this as James may would say ' you're a cock '

15-06-12, 11:02 PM	#11
Lofty Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Mid western Ontario Posts: 1,817	Finally found time to fit the lenses.....and injure myself in the process Slipped while removing the broken glass and ripped open one of my fingers...... Why is it kids use all the plasters , then leave the empty packet and don't tell you that we're out....Bastids !!

17-06-12, 01:29 PM	#14
Lofty Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Mid western Ontario Posts: 1,817	I will get the no.s up later when I get home. Am at Mosport Historic Grand Prix for the weekend.

17-06-12, 09:59 PM	#15
Lofty Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Mid western Ontario Posts: 1,817	OK. numbers I have are as follows These are for the Porsche 944 from 1982-1985.5 As I understand it if you buy the "full housings" you will need to chop off the Porsche plugs and replace with Audi connections. To be honest you really only need the lens and housing and reuse the Audi backplate . Full fog lamp housings (L/H Side) 944 631 201 01 (R/H Side) 944 631 202 01 Lens and housing (basically everything except the back plate ) (L/H) 944 631 901 00 (R/H) 944 631 902 00 And the Auto Atlanta Porsche Dealer exclusives polycarbonate lenses which I got are RPP916247 These are literally just the lens "glass" and you have to carefully (see above photo's for negligence results ) remove your cracked glass and bond the polycarbonate ones into the old housing. I used thermo-plastic caulking. Auto Atlanta ship worldwide Reeeeesult.....