Dealer's rep has been talked to approximately three times. Ford motor company has been called twice; once in feb and once in oct. I was told by the cust svc clerk that ford had my first call documented. I told her this time that I was getting concerned because of the decrease of visibility of the headlights. She said that she would "kick it up the chain" to see if my complaint would get attention. During that same time frame, I was called by the dealer's rep and told that if I would agree to pay $100, the dealer would replace the lens and absorb the remainder of the $600 cost. I told him that neither I nor the dealer should "eat" this repair. I maintain that it is a manufacturer's problem. Bottom line, the lens are a yellowish color, with minor cracks and water/condensation in them.
1995 Ford Thunderbird lights complaints
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Headlight lens leak water into them, making it difficult to see the road at night. Dealer has seen vehicle.
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Vehicle headlight lens experienced discoloration, resulting in poor visibility at night. Reported incident to dealer and informed consumer that part was not under recall and cost of lens replacment would be at consumer cost. Asking the federal safety agency for help in this matter.
Consumer experiencing problem with brake/tail lights housing and third brake lightoverheated/melted due to heats from bulb. Dealer replaced plastic housing on three occasions, and problem still may occur. Dealer informed consumer this would be the last time for replacement/repair without cost to consumer. Manufacturer notified. In addition, on third occasion, the ground cable itself wa stested and found defective due t ahigh resistance in the cable.
Right door power switch inoperative.
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