[01stallion]

How can I fix the moisture buildup in my headlight without buying a new headlight?

[00redgt]

u could try taking them out an drilling a few holes in the back of them,i had to do it to my taillights an it hasnt happen no more

[shamdoodie]

i had this problem when i got mine (smoked take-offs from a GT) and found a fix by heating them in the oven and then putting waterproof silicone around the seams. it worked the first time on my passenger side, but the driver side has been redone 3 times now and it still keeps coming back every time it rains or gets humid for a day or so. its driving me up the wall. i even tried filling up the wholes where the little rubber elbow tubes were and they still do it every time. there are no cracks in the lenses and there is no air leak around the bulb connections as far as I can tell.

good luck with yours, hope its not as much hassle as mine have been.

[01stallion]

yeah i might try drilling a few holes first, then if that doesn't work,ill try the over trick. how long and what degree should i put it in?

[shamdoodie]

How To Fix Your Headlights If They Are Condensating

thats the instructions i used

[Lt_Crazy]

drilling should work!!!!! try to use the smallest drill bit u could find!!!!

[01stallion]

ok thanks alot for the help

[00redgt]

i drilled 3 small holes in my tailights,{aftermarket} an they dont sweat know

[svtkidd23]

hey when i put them in oven do i use wetcardboard??
or just sit it in?

[03SonicBoom]

Originally Posted by svtkidd23 hey when i put them in oven do i use wetcardboard?? or just sit it in?

I used an old metal cookie sheet (when I was pulling them apart). I had to do them one by one but it worked in the end. You're just putting them in the oven to get all the water out of them. If they are already completely dry, just RTV the seams.