Easy Rhino

I did a search. Several searches actually.

I've got my C6 front end apart for several repairs, including headlamp lens replacement (incoming order RLSebring), and my fog lamps are great except that the lenses are badly pitted.

Problem is, I cannot find where anyone sells a replacement lens, as is done for the headlamp lens replacements. The method of lens attachment to the fog lamp housing appears similar to the headlamp arrangement.

Anybody out there in C6 land know where to find a new fog lamp replacement OEM lens for sale?

wayback

I have not heard of replacement lenses, just the whole unit.

Mine are pitted also. I never use them so I covered them witb smoked acrylic. Matches my car.

EVRose

There is no replacement lens. You have to buy the whole assembly. I dont know how much they cost but it can't be that much.

extrapilot

There are some on ebay, non oem, $110 for the pair.

MikeERWNC

I have done the Ebay ones. They are exactly like OEM with the exception of the manufacturing country.
At 110.00, I thought it was reasonable.
Replacing the lense would be difficult and I doubt you would keep it water tight.

I have an OEM which fills up with water. It was annoying.

unclecookie

I also did the ebay ones. From the outside they look just like the factory ones, and the fit was excellent. Can't beat the price.

RLSebring

With the price of aftermarket being about 50.00 or so each it wasn't feasible (IMHO) to try and get a replacement lens.

Sky High

DO NOT BUY REPLACEMENT FOG LIGHTS! I bought a set online for I think $115 because I had water in one of my oem's. They do look identical to the oem's until you turn them on. Evidently they use a different reflector because they project a light shade of blue. I used them about three months and took them out and bought oem's for I think $87 bucks each. You want to buy my replacements, they look brand new and be had for the cheap. PM me if you want to talk. BTW I was using them with HID's

extrapilot

HID's are really good for projector type lens and just don't perform well otherwise, unless made for a reflective applications.
I see so many people using HID's in headlights that are obviously not made for them. They just scatter the light all over the place and tend to blind oncoming drivers, quite annoying.

gr86ss

You can always sand them down to get the pits out. Finish sanding them to a 2000 grit and then clear coat them.

Easy Rhino

You are the most credible source, Robert, so I was hoping you would reply.

FWIW, I am getting ready to order some headlight lenses from you (finally), as I've got the entire front end of my C6 in a million pieces.

MikeERWNC

HID'd can be bluish color if you are using 6000K and up.
With the OEM halogen bulbs it would look exactly as it should.