TheScionicMan

I noticed this twice and thought I would mention it, JIC.

When I went to change my foglight bulbs, there was a fair amount of water trapped inside the wiring harness for the foglight. The wiring has a protective covering around it and as it dips down from the lamp and back up to where it is connected, it creates a low spot in the covering. Water was getting in there and staying in there. I took a safety pin and careful to not poke a wire, poked a hole in the covering to let it drain. It only seemed to be happening on the drivers side, not the pass.

Maybe not a big deal but it just seems like soaking those wires on water could eventually cause problems...

XBman

when i switched myne i didnt see ant kind of water in there , then again i did install myown

TheScionicMan

Things were fine when I installed them. The wiring harness is tucked away and taped up. It wasn't until I went to replace the bulbs with Bright Whites that I noticed the water. It runs down in there now that the wire is extended to the lamp...

In other words, its a post-install problem...

Chrno

take out your fog light let it sit in the sun for a while till all the moister drys out. and make sure your seal is tight so no water gets into the fog light housing! thats causing moister to build up from the heat of the fog light bulb PM me if anything. :? good luck

TheScionicMan

Appreciate the response, but its not in the housing, its in the harness.

Mine's handled, just wanted to point it out so someone didn't find a rusty mess later on or something.

Chrno

ooh okay. have you tried using that greese stuff that they have tha comes with the car for the headlight ? try that maybe that will work good luck
-mark