dw2000ta

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Is there any fix for these to keep them from getting water in them and blowing the bulbs.. I mean its rain season fown here in FL and Ive bought 4 set of bulbs already.. getting really tired of it. has anyone water proofed these or even made an LED set up yet? pics and instructions would be great.. Thanks

OH YEAH...lol.. its a 2000 WS6

Marc3.4V6

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I don't have a t/a yet, but I've read that you just drill a hole at the bottom so the water drains out.

babbage1109

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Buy new ones

Tbird232ci

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You can get new ones off of ebay for a decent price, and pop some LED's in them to keep them from getting hot, melting, cracking, or whatever and keep moisture out.

dw2000ta

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i was thinking LED's.. thanks for the help guys..

2QUIK4U

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Just buy new ones. They are only $80 for the set. My passenger side one was doing the same thing as yours and I had it replaced and havent had any issues since.

rck2004

For a qiuck fix you can pull the housing and inspect it for holes or cracks, sometimes the bulb will burn small holes in the top of the housing. You can put some sealant over the holes or cracks for temp seal untill you can get new ones.

98Ws698

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Also check for any cracks or loose areas in the fender well. I replaced my housings and then a nice size crack in my fender well was letting water in and ruined the actual socket.

beyonddisturbed

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got two new DEPO housings off amazon for like $45. RTV between lens and housing. Then put in new bulbs and spliced in new sockets. If you drill holes in the bottom that will let more moisture in. There is already a vent near the back of the housing. I haven't seen any moisture and it has been pretty humid. The old ones I would see fogging up just sitting there.