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ChyahGT 01-27-2009 03:42 PM
how do u deal with this??
 
This afternoon i noticed my driver side headlight got super fucked..
:confused::confused:
Its fogged up with moisture and stuff. any idea on how i can fix it??
it didnt happen until today.. the previous snow storms was fine.. till now :confused:

q0192837465 01-27-2009 03:45 PM
check weatherstrip for leaks

maxxxboost 01-27-2009 04:35 PM
Check for any areas where moisture could get in. (seals, corner signals, headlights, highbeams)

What car do you have?, do you still have warranty?

Best to take care of it right away before it gets worse.

Take a blowdryer and try drying it up or a airhose (Mind you it will leave moisture marks inside the headlight which look like shit)

pintoBC_3sgte 01-27-2009 04:37 PM
lol fix it like you fixed your tail light :thumbsup:

ChyahGT 01-27-2009 06:45 PM
i have a toyota celica..
ehh fckk.... guess i gota go buy new headlights.

thumper 01-27-2009 08:02 PM
give n-motion a call. they used a smoke machine to find the leaks in the headlight in my old car. in my case it cost around $70-80 if i recall... much less than the $700 it would have cost me for new :o

shenmecar 01-27-2009 08:23 PM
^

thats a good call

racerman88 01-27-2009 08:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by thumper (Post 6249542)
give n-motion a call. they used a smoke machine to find the leaks in the headlight in my old car. in my case it cost around $70-80 if i recall... much less than the $700 it would have cost me for new :o
worth a shot

pintoBC_3sgte 01-27-2009 08:31 PM
tape it uppppppppp :lol::agree:

q0192837465 01-28-2009 12:56 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by thumper (Post 6249542)
give n-motion a call. they used a smoke machine to find the leaks in the headlight in my old car. in my case it cost around $70-80 if i recall... much less than the $700 it would have cost me for new :o
U can DIY using a humidifier.

asian_speedster 01-28-2009 03:23 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by q0192837465 (Post 6250782)
U can DIY using a humidifier.
wouldn't that put more moisture into the headlights?


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