My wife just picked up her ‘23 X-pro last week and just noticed that both headlights have haze in the upper portions with a portion of the haze covering some of the upper LED’s. Is this something that should be replaced or will it go away in time?
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Haze inside of lens on brand new ‘23 headlights
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Senator20
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Sorry had to wait for my wife to get back with the Telluride. What I’m referring to are the spots in the upper portion of each headlight in front of the smaller LED’s. I really don’t care about the appearance of the headlights but I think these are the reason there is a shadow or dark spot in the light cast. I can’t verify it yet since we don’t have a building at near our driveway to shine the light on to verify what’s causing this shadow.
