4.5 Front and rear fog lamps
4.5.1 Presence, condition and operation This inspection only applies to:
 front fog lamps fitted to vehicles first used on or after 1 March 2018
 the one rear fog lamp which is required to be fitted to the centre or offside of vehicles first
used on or after 1 April 1980.
A rear fog lamp is not required on tricycles or quadricycles or on vehicles not fitted with front and rear position lamps or have such lamps permanently disconnected, painted over or masked.
Front and rear fog lamps are permitted to operate independently of any other lamps or ignition systems.
Front fog lamps must show a steady white light to the front and rear fog lamps must show a steady red light to the rear.
A ‘light source’ means any bulb, LED or other means of emitting light.
Repairs to lamps must be assessed, considering security, colour, light output and durability

None of the advice actually tells me how to access the bulb on my 67 late Yeti.

Do i have to remove the lamp from the front first like the rear cluster ?

If so how ?

None of the advice actually tells me how to access the bulb on my 67 late Yeti.

Do i have to remove the lamp from the front first like the rear cluster ?

If so how ?

17 minutes ago, YetiSteve19 said:

None of the advice actually tells me how to access the bulb on my 67 late Yeti.

Do i have to remove the lamp from the front first like the rear cluster ?

If so how ?

 

The panel above the light needs to be removed first, do not try that if very cold ad it is tight and could break. A couple of minutes heating with a hairdryer makes it easier.
Then the screw is visible to pull the light out.

Thanks Urrell.

Very helpfull