[sonnguyen]

well i check the search button, and the first 10 pages didnt have anything, but im sure there is a thread soemwhere.

after some major cleaning on the headlights, and their clean(er) the driver side one is being a bitch and wont clean as much as the other one. well now there is water in the headlights. like you can tell it's like condensation or something inside of it. how do i get rid of that?

 

[damnslowtalon]

The easy way is to just remove the 2 plastic caps from the back of the headlights to let the condensation dry up, but if you leave them off, dirt and other things can find their way in there.

If you have a lot of time and patience, you could take off the metal clips on the outer edges of the plastic headlight cover, then heat the headlamp assembly until the silicone that seals the cover to the back of the whole unit becomes soft. Then slide the plastic cover off, clean the inside of the light, take all of the old silicone off, put a fresh bead of new adhesive around the inside of the cover, and slide it back on the rest of the assembly.

The reason you're getting moisture in there is because the seal has gone bad due to age.

Hope that made sense

 

[AWD_4g63]

The easy way is to just remove the 2 plastic caps from the back of the headlights to let the condensation dry up

The reason you're getting moisture in there is because the seal has gone bad due to age.

Hope that made sense

does this work anyone tried this? and next which seal, the healamp caps seals?

 

[greenstreak]

http://www.dsmtalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35551

Let's keep the discussion all in one thread.