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I have been having a lot of trouble with my fog lamps. It seems that one will go out within a few weeks of being replaced and it has happened to both. Has anyone else dealt with this? Is this something that's easy to fix?
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You're not touching the bulbs when you put them in, are you? Also look for any chips/cracks in the lenses, and if there's a seal or gasket in between the lens and the assembly, check it for wear.'96 Impala SS #21,559 of 41,934
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I used to go threw bulbs too. I think I must get a little water in mine when it rains. My solution was just not to use them in damp conditions and I have not burnt one out in a long time. This works for me because I don't drive in wet conditions much.--Tony--
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That makes sense to not use them in the damp weather. I don't touch the bulbs for sure. I really prefer the way the car looks when they're on, but since it's my daily driver and I'm in the bad weather all the time, I might need to just start turning them off more. Thanks.Comment
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