Bronco OEM headlights covered in snow issue during snow storms.

[SafariJeff]

Hey everyone, I wanted to start a thread specific for for the Bronco headlight issue and snow storms, to see if there is a solution or is there is an aftermarket solution where I guess I would have to replace the entire headlight units? I noticed the new Bronco OEM LED headlights do not get hot like the old HID ones…. problem for snow storms, had to pull over and wipe off the headlights every 20 minutes. Solutions??? Ah, sorry, found the thread..

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[FleshTuxedo]

Wonder if you RainX them if it would help?

 

[SafariJeff]

Found this thread, looks like need heat..
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/led-headlights-collecting-snow.32210/
also fouind these and asked them if they woudl prodcue any more heat to clear the headlights:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ford-bronco-form-lighting.84436/#post-2092525

 

[FleshTuxedo]

Well one of the reasons I bought a Bronco was for a truck in snow... of course I bought one and we havent had ANY.

 

[coadr]

Yup I've noticed this as well. Since they're perfectly upright they get covered as soon as it starts snowing here in Colorado. Haven't found a solution aside from pulling over and cleaning them.

 

[orion]

Maybe someone can talk to these folks...

https://www.chasmtek.com/applications/transparent-heaters-for-automotive-adas

 

[Silver-Bolt]

It's not just a Bronco issue, it's an LED issue. My F150 has the same issue. Our Audi, same. Subaru, same. I find myself relying more on aftermarket auxiliary lighting.

 

[Rydfree]

 

[Rydfree]

Oh WAIT !

 

[SevenT]

Wonder if you RainX them if it would help?

RainX helps in the winter. Need to keep reapplying. I get the wipes, so I can recoat the lenses at gas stations.

 

[Eroc88]

I had this same issue last winter. I applied carpro ceramic coating on the headlights few months ago. We shall see if that helps for this winter.

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