Water in fog lights

Noticed only one of my fog lights had water in it. I know it's happened to people before. How do I get rid of it? Thanks guys

 

OEM or aftermarket?

 

Lmao i read the title and was like damn that happened to justin yesterday

 

I think you've just got to replace them. I don't think you can bake it open like the headlights. If you don't usually use them on road, caliraisedled just came out with brackets to mount led pods on the fog location.

 

OEM

Forreal

 

How would I go about replacing them?

 

Give me a few minutes and let me get my laptop out to make this easier

 

Probably a bad bulb seal. Take the bulbs out, let them sit for a day in the sun and put the bulbs back. Double check the grommet on the bulbs.

 

10-4. Thanks man

 

Or replace them lol

 

Check out @MojaveMadman made some bad ass fog mounts with led lights.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/led-fog-light-mounts-and-combos-60-to-135-apex-fabworks.444110/

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/led-fog-light-mounts-and-combos-60-to-135-apex-fabworks.444110/

Here's a link to the thread. It's as simple as plug and play with a new adapter they're selling. Just remember these aren't street legal.

 

Damn, beat me to it.

 

Dang those are sick. I might end up doing that. Should I be in a rush to get that water logged fog out or is it ok to sit there for a while until I can order these ?

 

HAH. street legal.

 

lolol I just don't want him to be one of those D bags riding around with these on in nice weather, blinding everyone! I'd run the ambers in shitty weather though, with no remorse.

 

I drive to work with the 32 on since its in bfe woods and deers are all out at 330 am. How well are the ambers at being bright

 

Here's one of the pics the creator posted. Ambers only in this pic.

 

Which brand caliraises?

 

Yeah, it's their lights. I don't know if I'll make the switch since they don't look to be as wide spread as factory fogs, but it's impossible to tell from pics alone.