Calling anyone with 6n 16v with factory fitted front fogs

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Yer they are definately the heated kind tnx a lot for the pics!
Do they work well in winter? in other words no scraping etc.. just get in and squirt the washers and it clears all the ice?
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Well I've never had them frozen, that's for sure! I thought it was normal that they didn't freeze up, but after a year or so I found out why...

I don't think they heat the fluid enough to get rid of the ice though. It's more to keep them warm enough to stop them from clogging up I suppose. OTOH, this car manages to keep the spray from freezing better than any other I've had, so it may well have a moderate-yet-noticable influence.

Glad to help, btw.
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My jets get frozen up and won't work in the winter! anyway thanx my next mod is definately heated washer jets.
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Cool, let us know how you get on!

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Tnx for the links if ya get anymore tech sites let me know especially late polo's (6n onwards) and late golfs.
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N/p.

I find the VW Vortex' DIY guides good too, well the Mk3 Golf one anyway. The Mk4 I haven't checked yet.
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