Headlight Concealment Device Problems of Chrysler Sebring

Plastic covering over front headlamp housing has gotten fogged over entire outside. The amount of light thrown by the headlamps is reduced. I notice this on most cars as they get older. This is a safety related issue and needs to be addressed. Cleaning products sold by auto parts stores to clear this situation are worthless.

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(1) headlamps not illuminating sufficiently. (2) the material used in the lenses for the headlamp assemblies on my 1996 Chrysler Sebring convertible have yellowed and fogged over to the point that the illumination factor has decreased to a totally unsafe level for night driving. This could result in failure to see hazards in time to circumvent. (3) notified daimler Chrysler of this condition and it's safety impact. This condition should not occur on a major piece of equipment such as the headlamps. Their response was basically that they have no liability or responsibility to correct this problem. They informed me that I should replace the headlamps at my expense. The current cost for a single headlamp is $335. 00 ea. I have the email correspondances that we have sent to each other if you need them. As of now this vehicle is not used for night time operation. I cannot afford to spend almost $700. 00 to replace these headlamps. This type of equipment is required on all vehicles and is considered to be safety equipment.

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The headlight plastic lenses deteriorated, which caused the them to excessively fogged. Consumer had to utilize the high beams in order to see the road way at night.

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Headlight cover became very cloudy, which reduced the illumination of the headlight, and resulted in poor visibility.