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drivers side headlight is all fogged up inside
« on: 17 March 2009, 19:24:39 »
hi all.
 has anyone got a a spare good condition drivers side headlight for sale? or have any of you got any ideas how to remove plastic lens so i can clean it and then reseal it?  my car is a 2001 cdx.
thankyou.
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Re: drivers side headlight is all fogged up inside
« Reply #1 on: 17 March 2009, 19:25:57 »
according to vx docs, if the condensation clears after 20mins with headlights on, then its not a fault
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Re: drivers side headlight is all fogged up inside
« Reply #2 on: 17 March 2009, 19:31:45 »
to remove the plastic lens heat it up with a hairdryer a bit at a time & gently prise it free, but as TB says its a known occurance, its also been said to put a silca-gel sachet into the back of the light to absorb the moisture :y
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Re: drivers side headlight is all fogged up inside
« Reply #3 on: 17 March 2009, 19:33:34 »
try some Silca Gell works on my'n
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Re: drivers side headlight is all fogged up inside
« Reply #4 on: 17 March 2009, 19:50:13 »
just take the rubber covers of the back of the headlights the next time your driving for 1-2hrs plus at night, the headlights heat up and burns the mosture off, removing the covers lets the mosture escape, then just put the covers back on to re-seal, done this many times in the past on different cars and worked everytime.
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