2k2 lights condensation built up
#1
2k2 lights condensation built up
For those with the 2k2 Lights installed. Since the past couple of day in the Bay area has been pretty chilly, I noticed a little condensation being built up inside the housing unit. And since I still have to fix my hi-beams, I couldn't burn it off quick enough. But my question is, do you guys noticed any condensation built up in the light. Good thing it's not leaving streaks. But I just wanted to know if that's normal or do I have a leak somewhere along the seal. Thanks.
#2
What do you mean you need to fix the high beams?
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
#3
Dixit...
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
What do you mean you need to fix the high beams?
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
What do you mean you need to fix the high beams?
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
Could it really be that hard to take them apart and reseal? I mean it's not a vacuum sealed housing, so as long as you reseal 100% around the edges you should prevent water seeping in. I know the condensation is a BIG concern, but I was half tempted to try and break the seal on one this weekend. I'm more worried about breaking the lens and not being able to get a replacement more than I am about condensation.
We know it can be done from the guy who paid somebody to do it, so it's not impossible to take them apart and put them back together.
#4
Dixit...
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
What do you mean you need to fix the high beams?
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
What do you mean you need to fix the high beams?
I have noticed some condensation on the inside corner of them. Dont know how it got there, but i pretty much gave up since I aint gonna tear the seal off.
Dixit
Could it really be that hard to take them apart and reseal? I mean it's not a vacuum sealed housing, so as long as you reseal 100% around the edges you should prevent water seeping in. I know the condensation is a BIG concern, but I was half tempted to try and break the seal on one this weekend. I'm more worried about breaking the lens and not being able to get a replacement more than I am about condensation.
We know it can be done from the guy who paid somebody to do it, so it's not impossible to take them apart and put them back together.
#5
Re: 2k2 lights condensation built up
Originally posted by nizmomx
For those with the 2k2 Lights installed. Since the past couple of day in the Bay area has been pretty chilly, I noticed a little condensation being built up inside the housing unit. And since I still have to fix my hi-beams, I couldn't burn it off quick enough. But my question is, do you guys noticed any condensation built up in the light. Good thing it's not leaving streaks. But I just wanted to know if that's normal or do I have a leak somewhere along the seal. Thanks.
For those with the 2k2 Lights installed. Since the past couple of day in the Bay area has been pretty chilly, I noticed a little condensation being built up inside the housing unit. And since I still have to fix my hi-beams, I couldn't burn it off quick enough. But my question is, do you guys noticed any condensation built up in the light. Good thing it's not leaving streaks. But I just wanted to know if that's normal or do I have a leak somewhere along the seal. Thanks.
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