Condensation on headlights
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AKs_SlickPolo
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Condensation on headlights
Had my 9N for 2 days now and ive noticed that it has water/condensation on the right (from the bonnet) lenses. Its for the side light/high lense mainly. Has any1 experienced this? why does this happen? and how can i get rid of the condensation without removing the lamp completely (if there is a way?!)
pls help!
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AKs_SlickPolo
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I did get warranty, but it only covers the mechanics, and not the lights, ABS, Aircon or Catalyst
Would this be something i could sory myself?
im thinking of removing the bulbs and then using a hair dryer to get the condensation out by poking it thru the bulb place..would this cause any damage?!?
I thought it may be seals, but from what i see, it seems fine. However, the black rubber cap on the light was slightly loose, and is the only thing i suspect that could be letting the condensation in
Would this be something i could sory myself?
im thinking of removing the bulbs and then using a hair dryer to get the condensation out by poking it thru the bulb place..would this cause any damage?!?
I thought it may be seals, but from what i see, it seems fine. However, the black rubber cap on the light was slightly loose, and is the only thing i suspect that could be letting the condensation in
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carmadaaron
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changing the sidelights with sweaty hands can cause it to steam up/moisture content inside the housing, the u shut it tightly with the rubber cap. then during car washes or when its cold itll steam up inside.AKs_SlickPolo wrote:I did get warranty, but it only covers the mechanics, and not the lights, ABS, Aircon or Catalyst![]()
Would this be something i could sory myself?
im thinking of removing the bulbs and then using a hair dryer to get the condensation out by poking it thru the bulb place..would this cause any damage?!?
I thought it may be seals, but from what i see, it seems fine. However, the black rubber cap on the light was slightly loose, and is the only thing i suspect that could be letting the condensation in
take the rubber cap and let it dry for a bit
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AKs_SlickPolo
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AKs_SlickPolo
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