fog lights
Captain
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: RI
RE: fog lights
If there is water in the housing, and there is no damage, go see another dealer, it's warranty. I have not had problems, but get some good Xenon gas bulbs, and they work pretty good. AND HEY, HEY.....NO COMMENTS ABOUT USING DRYER DUCT! LMAO.
Champion
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: RI
RE: fog lights
ORIGINAL: RIPSIGUY
If there is water in the housing, and there is no damage, go see another dealer, it's warranty. I have not had problems, but get some good Xenon gas bulbs, and they work pretty good. AND HEY, HEY.....NO COMMENTS ABOUT USING DRYER DUCT! LMAO.
If there is water in the housing, and there is no damage, go see another dealer, it's warranty. I have not had problems, but get some good Xenon gas bulbs, and they work pretty good. AND HEY, HEY.....NO COMMENTS ABOUT USING DRYER DUCT! LMAO.
Supah sonic S are teeeeeeee. So fast the rain melts through the fog lights. Dayumn.
Legend
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: United States
RE: fog lights
My Roadrunner and my Shelby Z were fine without fog lights, but they are nice to have.
Removing the driver side fog light works perfect if you have a CAI, the filter is right there behind it and it will make it ram air too.
Dryer hose is the same as what they use on actual race cars so it doesn't matter, just as long as it's routed and mounted properly to cool the brakes. Then again I hope your loaded if your driving it hard enough to make use of the ducting.
Removing the driver side fog light works perfect if you have a CAI, the filter is right there behind it and it will make it ram air too.
Dryer hose is the same as what they use on actual race cars so it doesn't matter, just as long as it's routed and mounted properly to cool the brakes. Then again I hope your loaded if your driving it hard enough to make use of the ducting.
Rookie
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Ottawa, OH
RE: fog lights
ORIGINAL: andybuzz2u
replaced the bulb in the pass fog light for the second time today...no cracks or leaks but keeps getting condesation inside the lens and when the h10 gets hot, and there is enough condensation...pop! goes the bulb! Talked to my dealer and they said unless something is cracked or broken the cant warranty/replace it...anyone else having this problem? this keeps up im going to yank em and make caliper/rotor vents out of em..
replaced the bulb in the pass fog light for the second time today...no cracks or leaks but keeps getting condesation inside the lens and when the h10 gets hot, and there is enough condensation...pop! goes the bulb! Talked to my dealer and they said unless something is cracked or broken the cant warranty/replace it...anyone else having this problem? this keeps up im going to yank em and make caliper/rotor vents out of em..
Talked to my dealer and they said unless something is cracked or broken the cant warranty/replace it
Then break the fog lense, they will replace it for free?? [sm=goodidea.gif]
Joined: Dec 2004
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RE: fog lights
Yeah get small chizel and rubber mallot and Heavy Duty Towel...Chip small piece of lense and walaa you now have new fogs and they will take closer look...Could just be they are no secure enough to frame and water is just leaking in somewhere. I don't know if there is rubber o-ring on light to keep moister out or not but I know o-rings do tend to open if not secure as you increase the pressure on them. 