No matter it’s for your personal safety, for roadworthiness assessment or for your wallet, ensuring that your headlight bulbs are actually functional is extremely important. In fact, bulbs are wearing auto parts that will unavoidably burn out with time and therefore need to be changed. You’re likely here because one of your headlights is burnt out and you’re wanting to know how to change the bulb of the fog lights on your Nissan Note, we’ve written and published this article to help you do this process by yourself and not need to go to your auto technician. To start with ,, we will look at chaging the front fog light bulb of your Nissan Note and subsequently, how to change the rear fog light bulb on your car.
How to change the front fog light bulb of my Nissan Note?
We are gonna begin this article with the changing the front fog light bulb of your Nissan Note, take note that dependant upon the year and the finish of your car it may not be the same technique to utilise, that’s why we are going to give you the two most traditional ways to replace the front fog light bulb of your car.
Change the front fog light bulb of your Nissan Note without removing the bumper.
First option, we will change the bulb without dismantling the bumper of your car. Although this method is the simplest, there is no guarantee that you can perform it on your vehicle. In fact, depending on the options and the year, on some models there will not be enough space for you to change the bulb using this method. Here are the two different solutions to change the front fog lamp bulb of your Nissan Note:
- By passing under the bumper of your Nissan Note: First approach, you will position yourself under your vehicle, don’t hesitate to lift it with a jack if you don’t have enough space under the bumper. Once under the vehicle, all you have to do is to remove the clips of the plastic shoe that covers your engine motor and that rests on your bumper, you will have access to the fog light block of your Nissan Note and you will not have any more (if you have enough space) remove the plastic cover, detach the plug, press on the metal part to take out the bulb and at last swap the front fog light bulb of your Nissan Note
- By removing the wheel arch: Second solution, you can remove the wheel arch of your car to have access to the fog lamp block of your car. To get this done, jack your vehicle up, remove the front wheels, then remove your wheel arch using the clips provided for this purpose and carry out the same process as detailed above to change the bulb of the fog light of your Nissan Note.
How to change the front fog light bulb of your Nissan Note by removing the bumper?
We will now take a look at the circumstance where you are obliged by lack of space on your car model to remove the bumper of your Nissan Note to be able to gain access to the front fog light bulb of your car. To do so, you will first have to remove the front bumper of your Nissan Note, do not hesitate to read our complete guideline to find out the exact technique, know to summarize, that you will need torx wrench, and that you will have to remove screws under your cover, in your wheel arches and under your vehicle. Once the bumper has been taken away, you will only need to access the front fog lamp block and replace the fog lamp bulb on your Nissan Note in the same way as mentioned above.
How to change the rear fog light bulb on your Nissan Note?
Finally, if you desire to change the rear fog bulb of your car the technique is much easier, here are the different steps to follow to allow you to replace this bulb:
- By the trunk, remove the floor covering from your trunk.
- Unscrew the back cover of the headlight unit from your Nissan Note.
- After discovering the rear fog light bulb on your car, remove the burnt-out bulb
- Put in your new rear fog light bulb into the headlamp block of your Nissan Note
- Put everything back in place
Verify that your fog lights are working properly again before you hit the road and you’re done.
If you wish more tutorials on the Nissan Note, go to our Nissan Note category.
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