Where is the fog light wire of MG ZS?
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The fog light wire of MG ZS is located on the left side of the front fog light, featuring three diagonal lines intersected by a curved line, with a semi-oval shape on the right side. The front and rear fog lights on the car can be activated by pressing the fog light buttons. Below is an introduction to MG: 1. The MG ZS is the first internet-connected SUV model under the MG brand, officially launched on March 4, 2017. 2. The MG ZS has been introduced in over 36 countries and regions, including Australia, the UK, Thailand, India, the Middle East, Brunei, Egypt, Chile, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, achieving global sales of 250,000 units across four continents within two years and repeatedly topping the SUV sales charts in segments such as the UK and Thailand. 3. On October 17, 2019, the all-new MG ZS was officially launched. As the world's first L2+ autonomous driving SUV in the 90,000 RMB price range, it is built on SAIC's SSA+ SUV architecture platform, equipped with the advanced Banma Zhixing 3.0 system, which is two generations ahead of its peers, and features the highest-level MG-PILOT-L2+ autonomous driving system in its class. It also upgrades to a 260TGI dual-injection turbocharged engine paired with Aisin's latest-generation 6AT powertrain, achieving a class-leading specific output of 125 horsepower. The new model offers three powertrain options: 1.3T+6AT, 1.5L+CVT, and 1.5L+5MT, with a total of seven variants available.
I've driven several MG cars and am quite familiar with the ZS. The fog light wiring is usually hidden in the front bumper area - you'll need to pop the hood first to locate it. Specifically, it runs along the lower inner side of the bumper near the wheel arch. Sometimes you'll need a flashlight to spot it, typically connecting the fog light bulb to the main wiring harness. Remember to turn off the engine and remove the key before inspection to avoid accidents. By the way, fog light wiring is prone to water seepage during rainy seasons or aging from stone impacts, so regular checks for loose connections or exposed wires are recommended. Damaged wiring makes nighttime driving really unsafe, especially in heavy fog. My neighbor's car had an electrical leak last time - it nearly caused a short circuit fire. Wearing gloves is safer when handling these. If you can't locate it, just visit a repair shop rather than forcing it.
I enjoy tinkering with my car in my spare time, and I've taken apart the fog light wiring on my MG ZS. It's generally located in the corner area of the front bumper, near the headlight wiring. First, remove the bumper cover—usually, there aren't many screws, and a Phillips screwdriver should do the trick. The wires are typically wrapped in black or gray plastic sleeves, connecting to the fog light assembly. Be careful not to force anything apart to avoid damaging the connectors. If you're planning to modify the wiring or troubleshoot an issue, first check with a voltmeter to see if there's power—sometimes a blown fuse can also cause problems. Fog lights are crucial, especially for visibility in rainy weather, so I always keep spare fuses on hand. Before starting any work, make sure to disconnect the battery—safety first to avoid any electrical hazards.
