condensation in passenger foglight. does the lens come off so i can get rid of it, or do i need to
05-05-2004, 12:34 PM
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What year is yours? If it's still under warranty, let your service department replace the whole
thing under warranty. It happen to both of mine and it was due to broken seal. Replaced under warranty.
05-05-2004, 12:47 PM
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It's easy...(more)
Remove the grill cover around the foglight...careful not to break the tabs...remove the fog light using the two screws towards the outside (NOT the one on the inside)...the foglight will then pop out and you can disconnect the wires.
Then, unscrew that inside screw to separate the two parts of the foglight...gently pop the two tabs out of the clips and the back should come off of the light and expose the inside of the chamber and you can let it dry out...hope that helps!
Then, unscrew that inside screw to separate the two parts of the foglight...gently pop the two tabs out of the clips and the back should come off of the light and expose the inside of the chamber and you can let it dry out...hope that helps!
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