diamond cut corner problem
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diamond cut corner problem ive had them for only 3 days and the drivers side has a bunch of water in it already! i just bought them from new era performance last week and put them in this weekend. has anyone else had this problem? any solutions?? i need some suggestions.
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1) make sure the rubber gasket for the bulb is on and seated correctly.
2) use clear silicon around the edge where the housing and lense are glued.
3) if 1 and 2 don't work I've read that people got it to stop by drilling small holes on the bottom of the corner to let the water out.
Hope this helps
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2) use clear silicon around the edge where the housing and lense are glued.
3) if 1 and 2 don't work I've read that people got it to stop by drilling small holes on the bottom of the corner to let the water out.
Hope this helps
Later
Originally Posted by AW/whiteZ-28
1) make sure the rubber gasket for the bulb is on and seated correctly.
2) use clear silicon around the edge where the housing and lense are glued.
3) if 1 and 2 don't work I've read that people got it to stop by drilling small holes on the bottom of the corner to let the water out.
Hope this helps
Later
2) use clear silicon around the edge where the housing and lense are glued.
3) if 1 and 2 don't work I've read that people got it to stop by drilling small holes on the bottom of the corner to let the water out.
Hope this helps
Later
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if you have taken your headlights off b4, when you put them back there is too much of a gap and it causes extra water to sit right on top of the signal lights and there is no other place for the water to settle except inside the signal light. Make sure you do as AW/whiteZ-28 listed, other than those three, there is nothing else you can do.
