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Had quite a bit of rain over the past few days and I noticed that the drivers side fog lamp had a lot of condensation inside it. I have ran with the fog lights on to try and get the heat to dry it out. it works some but when I leave the car turned off it seems to come back. Anyone have any ideas in how to deal with this issue? Thanks ahead of time.
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Sounds like a warranty item to me!
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03' SS Linear Cosmic Blue, 109k mi., gone 06' SC Aero Auto Fusion Blue, BSR tuned, 94k gone. 09' SS Aero XWD Auto Carbon Gray, Black Premium Leather, VTuned, 30% tint. |
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at 48,XXX miles, I had mine replaced under warranty - no questions asked.
They also replaced the golve box trin (peeling) and the h/ac fan under warranty and they did the cabin air filter while they were in there... for free! Score! |
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thanks all that is what i was thinking as well. just wanted a second oppinion i quess.
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My left fog light has condensation in it... Has anyone found a reason/fix to this? Unlike the previous posts, my car is no longer under warranty
Are the fog lights easy to dismount and disassemble? Thanks! |
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My passenger side headlight had condensation in it for almost a week the last time we had heavy rans. It's been raining a lot lately again and will have to check again. Might have to stop in at the dealer as it is still under the CPO warranty...Anyone else had issues with the headlight housings?
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For either light, I'd suggest waiting for a warm day, parking in the sun, and then removing the rubber seal in the back of the appropriate lamp. Both the fog and headlamp have rubber covers in the back, I think.
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