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Return to OPC and they will replace the entire clusters under warranty.
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Replace entire clusters

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Return to OPC and they will replace the entire clusters under warranty.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is there a fix for the white part of the tail light fogging up? Tried hair drier etc, the red part is ok, but clear bit always fogs up?

POST 2Original post

That's a common problem. Return to OPC and they will replace the entire clusters under warranty. Had mine done without a quibble.

POST 3Original post

They are meant to assess them on some kind of scale these days and just replace them where the water is 'pooling'. Some people get refused for lights that are merely misty. I'm waiting until I see fish in mine before telling OPC.

POST 4Original post

Powerwashing inevitably exacerbates this problem......

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