The turn sigs are mounted to the plastic bumper, so unless you bumped into something I'd bet someone bumped into you without your knowledge...

Or it got kissed!;).

When I had this issue with the blinker before I had it replaced at the dealer, they told me I could wait until summer to see if the moisture was gone. I believe this would have worked, but since I had it replaced under warranty and the fact that they let it go through a safety with moisture in it, was there fault so I'm not going to pass up free parts Gage, depending how the weather is there, if it's cold, you could wait to see if the moisture goes away if you're in no hurry to fix it or the funds aren't there. Good luck!

I doubt the warm would do anything. It's been this way since day one it came home with me.

Gage did you check the carfax? It may have been in an accident. I'm assuming not because you wouldn't have bought it if you knew what kind of gas mileage it got

Bought certified used from the Jeep dealer. Clean carfax.

I'd go and complain then just like I did, it worked. Figure they would rather have a happy customer than an angry one.

I'd go and complain then just like I did, it worked. Figure they would rather have a happy customer than an angry one.

I believe they do, Cherrie. I'm more worried about that wheel arch now.

Something looks tweaked. It's all plastic there so a rivet might have gone, or it might have had a small run in with the previous owner. Something stupid in a parking lot that was settled with cash.