I have a 2013 Skoda Yeti Elegance and a bulb has failed. It appears to be a cornering light bulb or fog light bulb (I'm not entirely sure). I just get the bulb indicator on the dashboard, no 'Cornering light' message or anything. But the manual doesn't specify which bulb I need to buy to replace it. Page 228 just says that the 'designation is located on the light socket or the glass bulb.' That's all well and good but it's now dark outside and it goes on to say, 'Gas discharge bulbs (xenon bulbs) operate with a high voltage, professional knowledge is required - risk of death!' So which bulb do I need and how do I check the bulb safely?
Which lightbulb do I need for Skoda Yeti?
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If it's fog light it should be H7.
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If it's fog light it should be H7.
Top man. But that asks me if my lights are halogen or xenon. I'll have to have a deep dive in daylight tomorrow.
Fog light bulbs are likely the same for both.
And the obvious one is to actually try turning the front fog lights on to make sure it is them (although I believe they are used as cornering lights)