... If you wish I can give you exact page number to substantiate my findings ... fogging... happens because moisture in air inside the headlamps condenses due to cold outside...
Oops, I did not question your finding. The first "
you" in my earlier post was meant to address NOT
Kentkits but
Hyundai. And, thanks for reminding of inside moisture condensing onto the headlight glass. But, does it happen to all the cars driven in same moist environment and rain in the same town/city ? No, it happens to a minority of Cars, due to whatever reason; improper sealing, wrong choice of Gasket / Gasket Material for fitting bulb, bad tolerance, poor design or anything. Its for the manufacturer to find it. I found it difficult to see Hyundai taking the easier escape route by calling it in the Manual.
When speeding at 120kmph, applying break to avoid the magically appeared animal 50 feet ahead will not prevent collision. But, manufacturers have given Airbags, ABS, concentrated on better Body Shell Design etc, in an effort to minimize damage. Has Hyundai printed in the manual: "
Start saying your prayers; it is common" ?
BTW, congratulations for having patience to read the Manual
.