Headlights looks cloudy.

[IA_Dawg]

Does the headlights on your truck look cloudy?

 

[392DCGC]

I don't see anything really wrong there, but maybe I'm not noticing what you're talking about. The exterior plastic lens in your picture just looks dirty, possibly from hard water spots - have you tried cleaning it? If that's somehow on the inside, obviously that isn't right and you could probably get them replaced. If you're talking about the actual projector lens, they have fresnel lenses to soften the output cutoff lines, so they won't be perfectly clear. If your light output is fine, I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[IA_Dawg]

I don't see anything really wrong there, but maybe I'm not noticing what you're talking about. The exterior plastic lens in your picture just looks dirty, possibly from hard water spots - have you tried cleaning it? If that's somehow on the inside, obviously that isn't right and you could probably get them replaced. If you're talking about the actual projector lens, they have fresnel lenses to soften the output cutoff lines, so they won't be perfectly clear. If your light output is fine, I wouldn't worry about it.

It's definitely on the inside. I will see what the dealership says about it, when I take my truck in next week. Thanks.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Could be it wasn't fully sealed and moisture is present. They'll just order a new one if that's the case.

 

[VaderRebel]

My headlights fog up in winter on my 16'... sometimes on cool mornings in summer.... thought that would be corrected on the 19's. Hope it's an isolated thing. They offered to replace mine, never got around to it before the trade.

 

[glennf14]

It's definitely on the inside. I will see what the dealership says about it, when I take my truck in next week. Thanks.

If that gunky wet stuff is on the inside of the headlight, then i would definitely have the dealer take a look. Of course they can't be perfect and spotless, but yours look fairly gunky on the inside.

 

[sticker500]

My headlights look the same. I didn't think it was right either but I feel it is something that RAM will say is normal