My drivers side headlight is fogged up. I dont know how it happened. I checked the seals and they are still good. I washed my truck and it started to do it afterwards. I left my truck running with the headlights on and it evaporated. I came back 10 minutes later and it was already back. Anybody have any advice?
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Sounds like a warranty issue to me. As long as they can see it by the time you get it to the dealer.
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Re: moisture built up in headlight.
That's the ticket.. I've had to do that on other vehicles.. Ron
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Get the dealer to look at it. If they won't do anything about it, drill a small diameter hole at the bottom of the plastic headlight lens.
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Did you do a bulb replacement? The only way I could see water getting in there is that the rubber gasket is installed wrong or there is something stuck in it. It is a total peice of cake to check.
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From a past Experience, Drill a 3/16 inch hole up from the bottom of the light.
It will let the small amount of air in to dry it out and keep it that way.
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Sounds like a warranty issue to me. As long as they can see it by the time you get it to the dealer.
you would think that, but I took my wifes van in for that same issue and they wanted t oreplace the whole assembly with me paying for parts plus the 50 dollar warranty deductable. No thanks, It's cheaper to notice little water drops once in a while. that drill idea sounds good buy wouldnt it let in more moisture? I would let it sit in the sun, then get a hot blowdryer blowing into the lightbulb hole then put some silicone grease around the seating seal. I said would, I'm too lazy to actually do it.