my passenger side fog lens has a lot of water condensating inside...any suggestions? is this ez to repair myself? if so, would u mind walking me thru the procedure?
the water is always in there....trippy said:Out of curiousity is this happening on a regular basis for you... after a rainy day ? or after you've just washed the car with a high pressure hose...etc etc. .
As mentioned by GrAsShOpPeR , if you have the time and inclination, warranty ... please fix...
I agree 100%. It might be quicker to do yourself, but if you have future problems they probably won't cover repairs under warrantyTuscaniFX said:if it has not been modified, and is totally stock...get it back to the dealer and have them fix it under warranty.
Dont tamper with is in the meantime...this will void the warranty!
trueTT04 said:I agree 100%. It might be quicker to do yourself, but if you have future problems they probably won't cover repairs under warranty
my thoughts exactly (hairdryer)SEAN said:you can remove the bulb by first removing the headlight above it...allows you easy access to the back of the fog light where you can remove the bulb...might try using a hairdryer to dry out any condensation in there...
SEAN said:no problem...I have had to air out my headlights a few times...figured it would work the same on the fogs....
were the bezels replaced under warranty? doubt that they will replace my one since it appears to have internal damage from a rockSEAN said:I wish I could get my headlights replaced...both are peeling...sigh...I did have both fog lights replaced after both bezels cracked...