Headlight Concealment Device Problems of Ford Mustang

Headlight plastic covers have become cloudy/hazed over the past year to the point where the headlights fail to properly illuminate the road causing hazardous driving conditions at night. I have contacted both my local dealer and Ford motor corp. And have been instructed they will not pay for the repair as the vehicle is out of warranty. I feel since this is a safety issue not a cosmetic problem they should pay for new headlights.

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Both left and right headlamp plastic lens have deteriorated and were a safety hazard since it greatly reduced the amount of light emitted during evening hours. This was a known problem with this automobile. However, nothing has been done regarding a formal recall. Other known problems like: NHTSA recall campaigns 06e049000 and 06e064000 were addressing only bulb problems. I had an accident where the passenger's side had to be replaced . You could readily see the difference between the old driver's side and the new, clear passenger side light protector and the light they allow on the road ahead.

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Both left & right headlamp plastic lens have deteriorated and are a safety hazard since it is greatly reducing the amount of light emitted during evening hours. This is a known problem with this automobile, however, nothing has been done regarding a formal recall to have them replaced. Other known problems like: NHTSA recall campaigns 06e049000 and 06e064000 were addressing only bulb problems.

: the contact stated while driving various speeds at night, the headlights were not bright enough to see the road. The vehicle was driven to the dealer who determined the lenses were clouded over and the headlights needed to be replaced. Updated 11/17/06.

The contact owns a 1999 Ford Mustang. While driving at night with the headlights activated, the contact's visibility was limited due to the foggy light covers. The VIN was unknown. The current mileage was 110,000 and failure mileage was 80,000.

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Lens covers for headlights are foggy and pitted so bad the bulb isn't even visible making nighttime driving difficult. We work with several police officers who have expressed concern as their Ford police cars are having the same problem with limited visibility during night patrol duty, often choosing not engaging in criminal chases over public safety concerns. The expense to replace these covers averages over $200 per lens cover and is not covered by insurance.

Ford Mustang 2000, front head light covers began to show small cracks similar to spider web. Within a 2 month period entire cover had cracks all over it, to the point where it appears that the lights are covered in something white. I do not feel comfortable driving at night because light is so dim. I have talked to other people whom have had same problem with Ford cars. This is crazy and dangerous. I contact Ford no recalls on this car and they did not seem to care about the problem.

The front head light lenses were made of plastic. The plastic lenses turned to a dark color which took away 50% of the light strength. Provide further details.