Condensation/Fog in factory fog lights.

[OFC Ranger]

Anyone else run into this? Both of mine are starting to do this.

Right now its more of a haze/fog and I'm not seeing more solid forms of water forming, but I suspect that will happen next. Happens like clockwore now when I wash the truck.

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[Frenchy]

I haven't had it on my fog lamps yet but I have had it in the headlight assemblies. And I have an XLT. On my headlamps and my fog lamps I did put in drop in LEDs so I know that affected it. I also cannot put my covers back in for the low beams so I know that's also a big contributor there. If you did do any kind of drop in LED use I would suggest checking the gasket for the headlight itself to make sure it's providing a good seal. If that hasn't been done and you still have the factory headlamps and the fog lamp assemblies then it's possible you may have a fog lamp assembly that is faulty. Also make sure there is no damage to the assemblies from any rocks. If there is they will not be covered under warranty.

 

[OFC Ranger]

All of my fog light assembles are stock factory parts and I've never done any modifications that required undoing any factory parts relating to them. Don't see any physical damage.

 

[Frenchy]

With that being said there's a chance you may have a faulty seal from the glass to the actual housing of the fog lamp assembly. With that it would be covered under warranty

 

[snorlax]

It's normal if its hazed. All makes do this, its only bad if you can actually see water at the bottom of the lamp or doesnt go away after having whatever light its in on (heat causing it to evaporate)

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