Misted up headlights
Misted up headlights
Hey, just wondering, has anyone ever had a problem with moisture on the inside of the headlights?i have recently replaced my bulbs with bluevisions and the misting is only on the drivers side both lights, i was wondering the cause of this and how i would go about fixing it?they are hard to get at as you may know
Re: Misted up headlights
Check that the bulbs are seated correctly as this could be part cause.peterbuk wrote:Hey, just wondering, has anyone ever had a problem with moisture on the inside of the headlights?i have recently replaced my bulbs with bluevisions and the misting is only on the drivers side both lights, i was wondering the cause of this and how i would go about fixing it?they are hard to get at as you may know
Use a hairdryer to gently warm the lense, this will reduce, if not get rid of, the condensation (Ttakes 10-20 mins). Altough it will return unleess you've found the cause!
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have the same problem before when i bring the car on a car wash and the untrained car wash boy just spray on the engine everywhere he wants. I just remove and wipe clean the 2 black cap behind the headlight everytime the sun is up and i return it back when rain is comming or i am going to drive the car. In just 2 days the moist are all gone ang it di'nt happen again.
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also in silver
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-POLO-MK5-02-04 ... 286.c0.m14
also in silver
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-Polo-5-02-04-C ... 286.c0.m14

