condensation in tail lights
condensation in tail lights
anyone know how to get condensation out of the tail lights without taking off the lens?
Last edited by EvoJoeIX; Feb 15, 2011 at 02:12 PM.
same here.
what im gonna do is let the tail lights dry out, then run a bead of waterproof silicone around the seal. this should work as long as you get all the moisture out of the light before sealing it. the only problem im forseeing here is every light is sealed off from eachother and the lens, so it might be hard to get all moisture out
what im gonna do is let the tail lights dry out, then run a bead of waterproof silicone around the seal. this should work as long as you get all the moisture out of the light before sealing it. the only problem im forseeing here is every light is sealed off from eachother and the lens, so it might be hard to get all moisture out
Hairdryer. I used to take my tails off my s-10 and blow the hot air through the bulb holes and on the outside where the condensation build up was. Then make sure to let them sit out and cool back down before reinstalling and to make sure the bulbs seal. If they continue to condensate which is quite possible you may just have to take the lense off and reseal it.
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