Fog Light Lens / Housings
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What is a fog light lens/housing?
A fog light lens/housing is a component of a vehicle's exterior lighting system. It is the external covering for the fog light bulb, which helps to protect the bulb from dirt and debris, and also helps to focus and direct the light from the bulb.
How do I know if my fog light lens/housing is faulty?
There are a few signs that may indicate a faulty fog light lens/housing. These include:
- Difficulty installing the lens/housing,
- Cracks or chips in the lens/housing,
- Blurred or dimmed fog light illumination,
- Water or moisture entering the lens/housing.
Can a faulty fog light lens/housing cause damage?
Yes, a faulty fog light lens/housing can cause damage. If the lens/housing is cracked or chipped, it can cause the fog light bulb to overheat and eventually fail. Additionally, if the lens/housing is not properly sealed, dirt, debris and moisture can enter the fog light, which can cause the bulb to wear out faster.
How do I replace a fog light lens/housing?
Replacing a fog light lens/housing is a simple process. To do so, the following steps should be taken:
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery and cover the terminal with a cloth,
- Remove the fog light assembly from the vehicle,
- Unscrew the lens/housing from the assembly,
- Replace the lens/housing,
- Secure the new lens/housing with screws,
- Reinstall the fog light assembly and reconnect the negative terminal.