what is the alternative to the "fogging" Up Cibe lights?
why did Volvo not install them pre fogged (yellowish) and filled with water?
I have drilled weep holes in my last 3 cars lights, and this seems silly due to the fact that the PH of the water starts to break down the reflective coating regardless

Replacement lenses (about $45 per side according to volvoworld.com) which will not solve the reflectiveness problem

Replacement US headlights (about $100 per side) which will be nice for a while and then degrade the same way; for it is a design flaw (what genius ever decided to go for plastic lenses or why, I don't know).

Euro conversion (about $350 for both sides including shipping, http://www.buvic.com/car/forsale/lights/240-f81.html , comes with new euro corner units as well) - solves the problem by getting you proper glass lenses. Also really upgrades and cleans up the look of the vehicle.

Bram

You would be surprised what a little oven cleaner will do for those yellow lights. Apply it to a rag or remove the headlight and spray it in the sink. Don't get oven cleaner on your paint! The yellow is on the outside- it will come off in a sheet. A fine polish will help afterward.
OTOH I've seen these things as cheap as $49.99 now on Ebay so you may just want to get new ones.... they're ridiculously expensive from Volvo.
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Rob Bareiss, New London CT ::: "Roterande Fläkt Och Drivremmar!"

Euro glass lens maybe, i'm sure some one on the board knows how to get them.
Good luck.
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Dan D. '85 245 DL , Delanisdjd@aol.com