Worth it to replace headlight for minor water spots?

I feel the same when my engine was diagnosed by fellow PCers to have a timing chain cover seal leak. The car is under warranty but the leak is minuscule. Should I get it fixed? What if they messed up the engine in some subtle way that's hard to detect but affects MPG?

 

That leak may be minor now...but it won't always be and why risk having to pay to have it dealt with? Just have it fixed...

 

Yeah, I don't think you can be conservative in hopes of something not getting worse. Or Non-Repair your way to happiness.

If it's OEM parts? As far as headlights go, there shouldn't be any difference. You could ask them to replace the bulbs in both...just to make sure the brightness is uniform..but as far as the casing? I'm assuming they should be identical, except hopefully the new one won't leak...and won't have water spots.

I can understand being nervous about any repair, but you are under warranty. What do you do? Once past warranty, you become responsible for the bill. A headlight casing that shows obvious signs of leakage or holding water WILL reduce your resale. I think you have to get it fixed...and if they don't get it right? Take it back.