idk what to do...thanks

 

Pull the bulb from the back and let it sit in a hot garage for a weekend. Should dry it out. Add a lil oil to the seal on the bulb housing to help prevent it and check for cracks in the lense that could be letting in water

 

thanks

 

np, if you dont have time to wait you can use a hair dryer to quickly remove the condensation.

 

ahhhh good point...maybe ill try that one...it never used to get condensation then lately both of them have been fogged up a little....have to try the hair dryer and oil trick...

 

Well I tried the hairdryer trick (didn't work)
Tried the oil (didn't work)
Ran silicone around the lens and housing (didn't work)
Took fogs off and realized there was algae growing in them both, down at the bottom in between the lens and housing. Probably due to some of the ruts at the ranch after heavy rain (whole lower bumper gets submerged sometimes)
Tried shooting water up in them both (didn't work)
My fix......

1 left fog light $38, 1 right fog light $38, Getfordparts.com

Should be here this week.

 

Buy a new 2008 F-150...probelm solved

 

Mine does the same, but once I turn my lights on for awhile it goes away and doesn't come back unless the truck sits for a long time. I figure its cause I have HIDs and the aftermarket blubs don't seal like factory blubs.

 

new fog lights.

 

I keep my fogs on all the time, even in the day, I never really thought about it for this reason before, but I am sure it will help keep this from happening.

 

The drivers side fog light on my truck was like that, I took it in under warranty and they replaced it. Then about 3 months ago the light had moisture in it again, I decided to try turning the lights on to see what happened. After about 30 seconds it was gone. I have since put grease on the seal between the housing and the bulb, lucky I haven't had the same issue since.

 

That's what started the problem in mine. Damn HID'S!!!!!

 

I had this problem...I went to dealership and had it covered by the warranty.

 

im still under warranty so maybe i should just take it in

 

Exactly!

This was a common problem on these trucks. It has nothing to do with the type of bulbs you have or whatnot.... it's a poor housing seal from the factory that Ford's well aware of. I've had mine changed without a problem since and no questions asked at the time.

Even if you're truck;s out of its warranty period, I'd take it in for a replacement. I bet they change it.

Good luck.