Daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn it!
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From: Tomball/Nacogdoches TX
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn it! I'm come out to my car after a long day of raining only to find one of my brand new halos are looking like this:
Once I get them out how exactly can I go about getting all the condensation off the lens without taking the headlight apart?
Once I get them out how exactly can I go about getting all the condensation off the lens without taking the headlight apart?
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From: Mechanicsville, Va
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
Mabey if you drill a hole the size of a quater.
lol. I have a similiar problem on my taillights. Only it doesnt look like water, it has more of a white look to it. Any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by lt1_man
lol. I have a similiar problem on my taillights. Only it doesnt look like water, it has more of a white look to it. Any suggestions?
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i had the same problem with my truck after i drilled some very very small hole at the bottom of the light it took like a day to clear up and i never had a problem again. I when off roading through some huge puddles and never got water in there. as long as the hole is small the water won't get in the light again.
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alot of stock headlights have this problem, and most manufacturers have bulletins stating that this condition is normal. once the vehicle is in the sun for a while, or you leave the headlights on for a while, the condensation will evaporate.. im not saying that you dont have a problem, but before you alter your headlight assembly, see if it clears at all.