condensation in tail lights
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Re: condensation in tail lights (NJTDI)
You'll have to seal them up to eliminate it, but for a temporary solution get a blow dryer and dry out whatever moisture is inside right now. Make sure the rubber gasket is tight between the light and the body of the car.
You'll have to seal them up to eliminate it, but for a temporary solution get a blow dryer and dry out whatever moisture is inside right now. Make sure the rubber gasket is tight between the light and the body of the car.
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Re: condensation in tail lights (NJTDI)
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You don't have to take the light off to dry the inside out, just remove the bulb harness. To really fix the problem you'll have to reseat the seal and make sure there aren't any folds and that it's flush against the body, that will require at least undoing some screws. Good luck!
quote:[HR][/HR]so i guess it won't just go away by itself, huh?[HR][/HR]
LOL, the little vw gremlins cause problems in our cars, not fix them
You don't have to take the light off to dry the inside out, just remove the bulb harness. To really fix the problem you'll have to reseat the seal and make sure there aren't any folds and that it's flush against the body, that will require at least undoing some screws. Good luck!
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