Help with condensation on clear turn signals.
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From: Southwest MO
Help with condensation on clear turn signals. I have aftermarket clear turn signals. The passenger side keeps getting condensation build up when it rains or I was it. There a way to keep water from going into the turn signal. Keeps making my bulb go out.
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From: Rutherford, North Carolina
Oh they did, i have the sunburn to prove it too. Good first half, now lets throw down in the second half too.
And just to make this post somewhat relevant, i did buy some VHT nightshade yesterday, so that should hide some of the condensation.
And just to make this post somewhat relevant, i did buy some VHT nightshade yesterday, so that should hide some of the condensation.
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From: Rutherford, North Carolina
For the original post, I've been thinking about putting my stock lights back in just to changed up the look from my black corners.
i put silicone around mine and the driver one actually got worse...the passenger one still gets a lil condensation but my driver one actually has a small amount of water stuck in it now. Gonna take em off and let the totally dry out then reseal them again i guess
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I drilled a hole on the bottom near the front where the water collects. This will let the water escape and any condensation usually goes away fairly quickly with the heat from the bulbs. You could do this and silicone I guess, best of both worlds. I just just have the drilled hole and it works fine for me. If nothing else just go back to stock and VHT. Good luck with your mods.
LOL this happened to me. I even used an rtv gasket sealer around the edges before I installed them. One of the lights filled up with water lol I'm gonig to put my stock ones back on and nightshade them I think
