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h8worx

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Lake Erie

Jun 27, 2004

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• Jun 27, 2004

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ya know..... i saw that a while back someone had posted a question about getting rid of condensation in the headlights. i didn't read it because it didn't pertain to me at the time........well wouldn't ya know that since then i've got brand new headlights on my 97 gt. i had them a week and they started collecting the condensation. any suggestions?

 

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okc2KGT

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• Jun 27, 2004

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take out the light and use a blow dryer to dry out the water. then use clear silicone around the lens to make sure its sealed off. had to do this today.

 

Cobra Jay

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Jun 27, 2004

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• Jun 27, 2004

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If they're brand new, take or send em back to where ever you bought them from. I had to have one replaced on my new 03 just 2 months after I picked the car up. Mine obviously was covered under warranty though.

 

COramprat

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Sea of Tranquility

Jun 27, 2004

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• Jun 27, 2004

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Here ya go...

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=389867&highlight=headlights

Try sealing them with silicone first...drill holes or remove the plug as a last resort.