I'm beginning to get condensation in the my passenger side fog light. You can see it starting to slowly build up. I was thinking about drilling a tiny whole in the fog light to help it out but it would bug me knowing that theres a whole in there. Any other suggestions to help solve this problem?
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lamp condensation
is the lamp a sealed bulb in bracket (like the old style headlights) or a bulb in housing(like your main headlights) if it's the latter, simple remove the bulb, and heat with a hairdryer into the hole where the bulb goes, it'll evaporate out the moisture. If the lens is dirty, clean appropriately. Clean the area where the lens meets the housing, Then use a little black silicone (hardening) and run a small bead around the headlight lens where it meets the backing, sealing it. then use some non hardening silicone to seal the headlight bulb when you install it.
is the lamp a sealed bulb in bracket (like the old style headlights) or a bulb in housing(like your main headlights) if it's the latter, simple remove the bulb, and heat with a hairdryer into the hole where the bulb goes, it'll evaporate out the moisture. If the lens is dirty, clean appropriately. Clean the area where the lens meets the housing, Then use a little black silicone (hardening) and run a small bead around the headlight lens where it meets the backing, sealing it. then use some non hardening silicone to seal the headlight bulb when you install it.
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