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- It was the lower part of the lense up to about half way.

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- It was the lower part of the lense up to about half way.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's only a minor problem but one I've never noticed before. My new car warranty expires in about a month. - Do you think this is an issue I should raise. Drove for about two hours yesterday in torrential rain with headlights on. At my destination I noticed the fog light lenses were partially fogged up. - It was the lower part of the lense up to about half way. Both sides were the same. It's cleared now and really is not a problem However, if this is indicative or some forthcoming headlight or seal failure I'd rather get that sorted under warranty (FOC) what do you thing ?? Adrian

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Ask your dealer to perform Porsche TSB 7/02 9415 Headlight Ventilation (dated 11-18-02).

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I'm know this is an old thread but I was wondering if the TSB would be performed by the dealer at no cost for a car that is out of warranty and is owned by a 2nd owner?

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