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06-16-2007, 07:53 PM
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Condensation in Passenger side headlight on 02 GP GTP
I have horrible condensation in my passenger side headlight on my 2002 Grand Prix GTP. Is there any way to get it out and keep it out. I dont want to have to buy a new headlight if I dont have to. Thanks.
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06-16-2007, 09:57 PM
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Re: Condensation in Passenger side headlight on 02 GP GTP
if you do decide to buy a new one, find dr. auto parts on ebay.com. I just took a chance and ordered a set of both for 170 shipped to my door. I was pleasently suprized at the quality of headlights i purchased. however only time will tell how well they will last.
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06-17-2007, 04:32 AM
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Re: Condensation in Passenger side headlight on 02 GP GTP
I've been reading into this condensation thing and the best solution that I have heard yet is to remove the lenses and re-glue them back on. Apparently the OEM adhesive that holds the lens on is of poor quality and leaks moisture through, lense may eventually fall off. Best idea I've heard is to remove the lense and use a clear sealant, mabey RTV, to stick it back on with.
Hope this helps, Regards, GT3800 Guy
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