How to remove Moisture from my Headlights

[FFjwhite]

Well as the title says how do I remove moisture from my headlights. Or why is this be caused. Any Ideas? Thanks

[1996Chreokee]

A buudy of mine works at a stealership and says they can take them apart and reseal them ... he said its a real reasonable fee... maybe you could do it yourself

[1996Chreokee]

depending on the year you might be able to get it covered under warranty

[FFjwhite]

Originally Posted by 1996Chreokee

depending on the year you might be able to get it covered under warranty

It is only a 2002 and I bought it used yesterday.

[j cAT]

Originally Posted by FFjwhite

It is only a 2002 and I bought it used yesterday.

you will have to remove the headlights and use hair dryer or place on something that is warm to dry out the moisture then put a clear sealant on all the seams. put silicone grease on rubber lamp gasket when installing . this worked for me. if you don't keep moisture out reflective coating will fail.

[FFjwhite]

Originally Posted by j cAT

you will have to remove the headlights and use hair dryer or place on something that is warm to dry out the moisture then put a clear sealant on all the seams. put silicone grease on rubber lamp gasket when installing . this worked for me. if you don't keep moisture out reflective coating will fail.

Ok great, I will have to give that a try. Thanks

[HeMi101]

Another thing you should do is check the vents on the back of the lights and make sure they are not clogged. Mine were messed up, and i pulled the vent plug thingys out and now I only have moisture for a few hours when i wash teh car.