A tiny crack anywhere in the headlight assembly or a damaged gasket between the bulb and the headlight assembly can allow air to enter. Then, every time you turn on the headlights, the assembly heats up, pushing air out, then when it cools it will suck air back in. If the air going in happens to have a little moisture in it, it will condense to the inside of the lens. Do that a few times and the lens will look terrible.
under the headlights On the inside of the markerlights
Fog lights are only accessable when headlights are on; once headlights are on, pull shaft/stalk out to turn on fog lights.
the light doesnt go through the fog
Low beam headlights and fog lights if the vehicle has fog lights.
You will need to look up by the dashboard. It is most likely that they will be located there are near the button to turn on the headlights.
The knob for the headlights pulls out which turns on the fog lights. There will be a lit-up image on the bottom right hand of your dash to show they are on.
A somewhat common problem. Check for cracks, holes or some other way for water to get inside the lenses. That's what's happening. Somehow, water has gotten inside the lights. You'll need to figure out how the water's getting in, fix it and dry them out.
use your low bean headlights
Just at sundown, or in fog and rain.
In fog you should use dipped headlights or front fog lights. Also you should use high intensity rear ( fog) lights.
No, the fog lights have a switch.No, the fog lights have a switch.
its on the left turn signal switch, at the end is the headlights, then one in is the fog lights, you twist it just like you would the headlights