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  1. Hi, I have a 2021 CTT. I replaced the passenger fog light this summer without removing the front bumper. Yes there is a cooler in the way. A lot of patience and you can work around it. I also uncliped a few harness clips to get a little more leeway around the back of the fog light. If I do It again, I won't use the original mounting holes. You will see the fog light is attached using two mounting screws, but the fog light has four attachment points, one at each corner. If I recall correctly, the original mounting points were 2o'clock and 7o'clock. One went in very easily. One was a royal pain to get started. Next time i'll use the mounting points with easier access, 11 and 5. I may have these positions reversed, can't remember for sure, but you'll see right away the fastener with horrible access. I can't figure out how to post illustrations, so see the attached PDF. I will also mention, the part from FCPEuro was a perfect fit and come with a lifetime guaranty for when the next rock comes flying in. cayenne service history fog lights.pdf
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