Robert K

I have a JK with less than 10K miles on it, and noticed the other day that the rearview mirror looked a bit foggy.

But when I went to wipe it off, I noticed it was already clean on the surface... but the mirror itself appeared to be slightly foggy internally.

Truly a "WTF?" moment.

Not scratches on the surface, mind you... actually "foggy", as if the effect of moisture which gives glass its foggy appearance at times has somehow become internal to the glass of the mirror.

This is something recent, as I would have noticed it sooner... as I have wiped off the mirror already many times on cold mornings since I bought the vehicle.

Anyone else see this phenomenon?

horwitzs

Is it set to night mode?
Try flipping the switch and re-adjusting it, see if it looks better.

Robert K

No, it's the mirror itself... I noticed it in the bright sunlight... strangest thing I've ever seen.

horwitzs

Since the mirror has 2 refelctive surfaces I thought maybe you were getting some of the alternate reflection mixing in and causing the "fogginess".
Thought I'd throw it out there since it's easy to check and rule out.

Yoda

Stop taking drug

camaroguy

My wife said she uses a vinegar and water mix to get that fog out of the mirror in the bathroom. I don't know, it might be worth a shot.

Robert K

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07JKX

hmmm... never noticed... i really dont use my mirrors. its a jeep, i just go

Jiblet

that sounds like defective material to me. warranty should cover it.

Jiblet

"And now my friend, the first rule of Italian driving...What's a-behind me is not important"

The Gumball Rally (1976)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8FnNiplNTg&NR=1

see at 1 minute 20 seconds.