How to get rid of Condensation in headlights - Maxima 98
08-08-2014, 04:51 AM
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Do not drill any holes, that's only going to provide a direct path for more water to get in.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
08-08-2014, 09:24 AM
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Do not drill any holes, that's only going to provide a direct path for more water to get in.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
08-08-2014, 01:57 PM
#6
Do not drill any holes, that's only going to provide a direct path for more water to get in.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
To dry them, remove the bulb and position the car so the sun is on the front end. That will dry them out in a day. If they're still taking on moisture after a drive in the rain, put a small beed of clear caulk around the edge where the lens meets the housing. Best to remove the light assy when you do this.
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