Glad I had mine powder coated right out of the box. I did that because I didn't like the original silver coating. It's been in my Bronco for over a year and it still looks like new.
First, I want to thank @OracleLights and their amazing customer service team. Not many companies would honor a warranty 1 year after its expiration date. Luckily, Oracle actually stands behind their product and does that in the best possible way for their customer. My case is a great example of...
To my great surprise, Oracle decided to replace my light bar. I knew they had a great customer service, but I think the guys went above and beyond in this case. Frankly, I didn't expect the light bar would be replaced because the warranty had expired a long time ago.
Thank you, @ORACLE...
Oracle has revised the design of the light bar housing. It's much sturdier than the original version.
Before the light bar began to fog up, I was quite happy with it.
I don't see any drama here.
Since I installed this light bar on my Bronco, I've been sharing my good and bad experience about this product with the Bronco community. I know for sure that several Bronco owners decided to place their orders after reading my past feedback and seeing this light...
Thanks for the tip. I'll certainly let them now about the issue.
I like the integrated design of this light bar and wouldn't want to replace it with a generic one, so I hope ORACLE can come up with a fair solution. Once I get their response, I'll post it here.
I haven't removed it yet. Even if I do, I don't think I'll be able to locate where the moisture is getting in.
Hope yours holds up much longer than mine.
I liked the Oracle light bar until I didn't. When the original housing cracked due to the poor structural integrity, it was still under warranty. Once Oracle released a revamped version, they shipped a replacement to me. Up until recently, I'd been happy with it. After a streak of rainy days...