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Basil135
29th September 2008, 10:59 AM
Hi all,
On my D2 update, the drivers side headlight is developing condensation on the lower 1/3rd of the light.
After I get it all dried out, is there somewhere that I should be looking specifically to seal up so that it doesn't happen again?
I dont want to take the car for a swim, and then find a fish swimming in there when I come out...:o
Thanks,
Basil
Urban Panzer
29th September 2008, 10:58 PM
Common problem on the facelift headlights, which is ones of the reasons I have not update mine yet....
From what I have read / heard, people drill some holes in the back or top of the units to allow them to "vent". How well it works, I dont know but seems a good idea.
Slunnie
30th September 2008, 06:13 PM
It happens on the prefacelift models in the blinkers. I have guppies breeding in mine.
I just take them out and drain them... but one day I guess I'll drill a little hole in the bottom of it.
pogobill
30th September 2008, 08:56 PM
Hi to you check the face glass to the reflector body there could be a small area that is not sealed . Just rub some silent over the area .
Basil135
2nd October 2008, 02:09 PM
Common problem on the facelift headlights, which is ones of the reasons I have not update mine yet....
From what I have read / heard, people drill some holes in the back or top of the units to allow them to "vent". How well it works, I dont know but seems a good idea.
I am thinking that the X-trails had a similar problem with their tail-lights. On SWMBO's car, there is about a 5mm hole in the reflector that doesn't seem to be there for any other reason...
Looks like I am pulling the drill out on the weekend....
Cheers guys..
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