foggy driving lights
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foggy driving lights
my 07 road king classic driving/spot light are foggy/ have a film on the inside of them. i have the bike in at the dealer right now and they wont do any thing saying harley wont fix undr warrenty.
any one els have this problem?
any one els have this problem?
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Remove the trim ring, remove the reflector from the passing light assembly.
Remove the bulb from the reflector.
Take the reflector over to the sink, fill it with warm water and a little dish soap, shake vigorously.
Run clean water into it until all soap is removed, drain.
Blow dry the inside with your compressor.
Allow to dry and reassemble.
Remove the bulb from the reflector.
Take the reflector over to the sink, fill it with warm water and a little dish soap, shake vigorously.
Run clean water into it until all soap is removed, drain.
Blow dry the inside with your compressor.
Allow to dry and reassemble.
Last edited by mymatrix; Mar 21, 2009 at 05:06 PM.
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Same problem and it's frustrating as well. Try to keep it looking good and the passing lamp cloud up. Harley will do nothing but the dealer might if you present you case right.
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Remove the trim ring, remove the reflector from the passing light assembly.
Remove the bulb from the reflector.
Take the reflector over to the sink, fill it with warm water and a little dish soap, shake vigorously.
Run clean water into it until all soap is removed, drain.
Blow dry the inside with your compressor.
Allow to dry and reassemble.
Remove the bulb from the reflector.
Take the reflector over to the sink, fill it with warm water and a little dish soap, shake vigorously.
Run clean water into it until all soap is removed, drain.
Blow dry the inside with your compressor.
Allow to dry and reassemble.
and how long before you have to do it again???