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hello everyone please can any body help me i got nice clear shiny headlamps but my fog lamps have like a white coating inside the glass both sides is there any way i could clean the glass out to make them sparkle and clear attachment=0]Photo-0054.jpg[/attachment]

Depends whether it's something that you can shift, is it condensation or some sort of deposit? If it's condensation then perhaps take them out and stick them in the oven (if anything's plastic not to high obviously). If it's not then maybe you could take the lights out, put warm soapy water and split peas in them and give them a good shake (works for dirty beer bottles )

thanks for quick reply its not condensation its like a white powder i got some baked bins in the cupboard

next question how do you take them out to clean them all i got is a large screwdriver and a big hammer

I've got this problem too, it looks a bit like fog....how ironic

how do you remove the fog lights?

My fogg's are 'milky' too

Access is via a panel under the bumper but the way with these things is to break the fixings, round off bolts, skin knuckles, so I'll stick with milky

Mine suffered this. I removed them, took the bulb and holder off, and rinsed them out under the tap and left them to dry in the airing cupboard.

I then reassembled them indoors and used a smear of Hylomar around the holder to stop any more water getting in, and voila!

I cleaned my front fog lights today. Here is the procedure in case its useful to anyone else.

1. Remove 3 lower wheel arch liner T20 screws and push the liner out of the way so you have enough access to put your hand in
2. Remove fog light bulb (quarter turn on bulb holder)
3. Unscrew fog light thumb screw fully
4. Ease out the internal rectangular lamp reflector assembly
5. Spray a little window cleaner inside the fog light onto the inside of the glass
6. Wipe it clean. I used a small decorating roller (the fluffy type) to reach the corners. I found that you can get a bit more "reach" by pushing a pencil into end of the roller.
7. Smear a little silicone grease on the silicone seal of the internal lamp reflector assembly to help prevent moisture entering in future.
8. Reassemble.

They are like new again. Very satisfying

Mine are foggy too.Although the light output from them are fine.
Does anyone know what this is??Why they go foggy??
Mine looks like powder too.

Prolly the seals perished. When I was trolling the scrappy I found several fogs with green slime growing inside the glass