I did a search for this and did not find any useful info. It appears my headlights are fogged or have a layer of film accomulated from inside. Is this something that dealer can, and would fix? I believe it would require taking the headlights apart. This is very annoying at nights on an almost new car. Any ideas?

 

I work at a dealership. If the car is in warranty they will either replace the headlight lens or at least try to clean them up. Usually they replace them. I know where I work we would. Usually the seal breaks letting moisture in the lens causing them to fog up or have that effect. Hope this helps.

 

Great, I will take it to my dealership to see what they can do. Thanks Djcrzyc.

 

What dealership, djcrzyc? PM me if you'd rather not show the world. I live in the DFW area.

 

Park Place Lexus in Plano.

 

I thought mine were "fogged on the inside" until I tried Mcquires Plastic X cleaner on the outside. They now look good as new. Try using a quality cleaner made for plastic headlight covers before you make a service appointment. You may be surprised.

 

I have a simular problem with my G with less than 7K miles on it but my 02 Maxima had the same fog I was told it's a result of my HID with the Maxima so I am assuming a little fog is normal?... However I will give the plastic cleaner a try as well. We only have one Infiniti Dealer in Hawaii and if I keep getting on their nerves they may not let me get a loaner whenever I need service!

 

It's really common, and it's on the outside. Use 3M Clear Plastic Polish, then coat it with a clear plastic detailing spray.

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Another vote for Plastix, great stuff, makes em look almost new.

 

+1 for 3M Plastic Cleaner. Good as new.

 

Also, see the TSB on this issue.