eBay Blackout headlights?
#151
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Use butyl and not a silicone sealant. Some sealants have been known to release a chemical which may harm the lense. I've used a sealant before around my headlights but that was just around the outside of the lense, where the lense sits on the base. You may want to try that to see if the fogging goes away. That is essentially what I had todo when the ebay lenses on my OEM bases started fogging but I definately had a gap issue cause the ebay lenses don't sit properly down onto the OEM bases.
#152
^ Listen to the wise old ( ) headlight master
I don't think you'll need to bake them open at all. Just seal around the outside really good, make sure the seals are good on the bulb bases, and get any moisture out so it's not trapped in, and you should be good
Try the simple fixes first. You'll only have to bake them if everything else fails.
I don't think you'll need to bake them open at all. Just seal around the outside really good, make sure the seals are good on the bulb bases, and get any moisture out so it's not trapped in, and you should be good
Try the simple fixes first. You'll only have to bake them if everything else fails.
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#154
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Yes, I was able to do the swap. I just had to add sealer all the way around on the outside because two of the clips on one side didn't sit flush so they were not able to snap in. After I did the sealant, no more condensation.
Sure I could do it for you but you sure you don't want to give it a shot yourself? It really isn't hard at all.
Sure I could do it for you but you sure you don't want to give it a shot yourself? It really isn't hard at all.
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