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Old Dec 6, 2016 | 05:41 PM
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I am not if you are aware of that, but if you have comprehensive insurance coverage any lights covered with zero deductible. It is like the windshield. I had my head light on my G35 crack and it was replaced free and without any penalty.
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Old Dec 6, 2016 | 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by greco65
I am not if you are aware of that, but if you have comprehensive insurance coverage any lights covered with zero deductible. It is like the windshield. I had my head light on my G35 crack and it was replaced free and without any penalty.
Srsly? That would be fantastic. I've had a cracked fog lens on my wife's car for a couple years now. The light works, but the glass has a hole in it. I just reached out to my Insurance Agent to find out.

Great idea, greco65. Certainly worth looking into.

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Agent wrote me back. We have a $250 deductible that applies, so it's not like replacing a windshield. At least, not in NY it isn't.

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