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steve_2020

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Noticed this today while leaving work.

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Guessing I have a crack somewhere. Probably from a stone on the highway. Drive about 40 miles each day on my commute.

Should I just get an OEM replacement, or something different for the turn signals?
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Are you sure it's not blinker fluid?

Just kidding, sorry to hear about the issues. I usually do OEM, keeping things as close to stock as possible, but everyone has their preference.
 
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Are you sure it's not blinker fluid?

Just kidding, sorry to hear about the issues. I usually do OEM, keeping things as close to stock as possible, but everyone has their preference.
lol, not blinker fluid
 

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Sucks! I've had that happen to after market ones as well. Sometimes it is not a crack but they are not 100% sealed and the humidity causes that over time.
 
 








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