im in brisbane and with all the recent heavy downpours etc etc i have noticed a bit of moisture in my headlights how can i get it out or better still can i get it out????
PS: i dont have stock headies on i have aftermarket ones off ebay.
cheers
no doubt the seals in them have failed.
wouldnt worry too much about it once their dry. brissy wont rain for a long time after all these storms.
but to get the moisture out all you need to do is get the lights in a dry place and pump some heat onto them so the moisture evaperates.
a hair dryer should do the trick.
but whilst its still raining the moisture will come back.
only other alternative is to de-seal them and re-seal them
PS: i dont have stock headies on i have aftermarket ones off eba
lol did u expect much better ?
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well with your after market deseal them and reseal them, sounds dodgey because the seals dont normally go on after markets....
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