[dmxplicit1]

Has anyone else had an issue with the front fog lights on the CLK 500? My front passenger side fog light has accumulated some condensation on the inside of the front lens.

Where is the best place to find an OEM replacement and how involved is the replacement process? Are there any good sites with some good CLK step-by-step instructions?

 

[Check Codes]

Actually, pull the belly pan and the fog light assembly, then unclip the lens and clean and dry it. Pull the gasket and soak it in a rubber treatment, spray air into the reflector to dry it out, then wipe down the gasket and reinstall it, put the lens back on and reclip it.

I have to do this to my 210 every year or so, usually just do both sides at the same time even if the other is okay at the time.

Take care and enjoy the ride,
Greg

 

[keyhole]

Greg - I think that on a CLK you have to remove the front fender liner to get access to the foglights. We had a post on this topic recently, see here:

http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w209-new-clk-class/1432390-change-front-bumper.html

cheers :thumbsup:

 

[Check Codes]

^^^Keyhole, thanks for the additional detail, that foglamp assembly is a curious design. I'm intrigued by how Blaze managed to have his mounting break, but the ears on the stock design do look rather weak. On the other hand they don't do very much.

Take care and enjoy the ride,
Greg