Front parking lights question

[Everglades W68]

My front parking lights are clear lenses with amber bulbs. The insides of the both reflector assemblies appear to be yellowing (instead of being pure silver color all around).

Is there any fix for this or do I have to replace the reflector assemblies?

Any help is welcome! [img]graemlins/popcorn.gif[/img]

[magic1872]

I think there is a amber filter in the parking light housing as well. Reason I say this is because i replaced my amber parking lights with regular clear bulbs and I still get a little amber light.

[RedBird98]

Another question about these...Does anyone else get a lot of condensation and water inside your front parking lights? If so, any ideas on how to prevent this?

['98 BlackBird]

I used to get alot of water inside both running light assemblies, almost to the point where it was half filled/empty. I finally replaced both assemblies and have not had a problem since.

[Everglades W68]

No water in mine; the silver coating on the inside is just all discolored.

98Blackbird - How hard was it to replace the assemblies? What are the part numbers?

Thanks!

['98 BlackBird]

replacing the assemblies are not hard. you have to get to it from the headlight opening.
here is where i got my light assembly
http://www.headlightswholesale.com/

part# 3321683NUS

[wenbanfirebird01]

I had the same problem as you guys too. I tried to get a warranty claim, but GM said it was normal. If more and more people are having problems we might be able to get a recall for this, maybe.
My plans for the drls lamps are to cut the front lenses off and fill in the melted spots with J&B Weld to reinforce the hot spots. Then use a high-temp aluminum paint for the reflector. As for the lenses I have some leftover plexi glass. And glue it together using an epoxy.
Another reason I choose to do this that my fogs lamps are clear-type lenses and it doesn't look right bc they stand out too.

[wenbanfirebird01]

One other this is they are cheaper over at gmpartsdirect.com 10301406