[ahdez]

I read that I could remove the rubber weather guard from the high beam and let it dry out.. would this work or is there any other way to remove it?? thanks

 

[shoegazer]

It may be an illusion; but I see standing water in the lens.

-scott

 

[ahdez]

It may be an illusion; but I see standing water in the lens.

-scott

it looks like it but there really isnt

 

[shoegazer]

I just pulled the bulbs and used a hair dryer. If you can fish a twisted paper towel through the holes; you can probably cut the time a little. Good luck. -scott

 

[Siggy650]

if you dont want to remove the headlights put silica packets in the headlights behind the reflector bowl....you can also run highbeams day and night for 2 weeks. this will only help it a little

 

[Yanki01]

you can let it dry out but it will only happen again. they're not sealed properly or cracked somewhere, thats the problem.

 

[ahdez]

you can let it dry out but it will only happen again. they're not sealed properly or cracked somewhere, thats the problem.

I just installed HIDs so its gotta be not properly sealed, but ill see thanks guys

 

[Guest]

Silica gel packets have worked great for me.

 

[Live_4iT]

I fixed this in the past by putting silicone sealant around the headlight seals, after drying the headlight by a fireplace and all the moisture was gone. Took a few days though, you can also bake the headlights at a low temp to get rid of the moisture and separate the lens so you can get a good seal around it.