Dave 88 LSC
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One of my headlights gets foggy after a car wash. Should I drill a small hole in the back of the housing? Or should I just go around with silicone around the lens?
Foggy headlight
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GMAN
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That's your problem now. Moisture is getting into your housing. Don't drill any holes. That will make the problem worse. Your housings is likely cracked.
Jeffintampa
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The lights are super easy to get out, I would take it out and really inspect it good you should be able to find the crack or what ever and fill it
Dave 88 LSC
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After taking the light out and inspecting it, I see nothing wrong with it.
Someone drilled a hole on top of the headlight unit. I guess to cure a similar problem. I taped that hole, hope this will solve the problem.
Someone drilled a hole on top of the headlight unit. I guess to cure a similar problem. I taped that hole, hope this will solve the problem.
danny_holtermann
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don't use tape, use silicone, and you comment about inspecting it and seeing nothing wrong... you just said you found someone drilled a hole, that would definitaley be something wrong
Hey guys, I know when I done the "TrimBright" to mine there is a factory hole that has a plug in it. It could be your plug fell out. Fill it with silicone and test for another leak might have one around the seam of the bezel.