why are the headlight full of dust??
#4
RE: why are the headlight full of dust??
If it is IN the headlight, you are missing a seal/grommet somewhere (fog is the same). If it is ON the outside, thats life, clean it and get over it.
Sheep, take your leaky headlight out, stick it on a cookie sheet with a wet towel under it, and bake it in the oven @ 350 for about 10min and separate. Remove the old sealent and use new sealent and press together. Stick it back into the oven for a few more mins and seal it back up. This will solve your fogging.
Sheep, take your leaky headlight out, stick it on a cookie sheet with a wet towel under it, and bake it in the oven @ 350 for about 10min and separate. Remove the old sealent and use new sealent and press together. Stick it back into the oven for a few more mins and seal it back up. This will solve your fogging.
#5
RE: why are the headlight full of dust??
Is it dust, or tiny pits from road debris blasting away at the lens over thousands of miles of tailgating?
I have a friend that loves tailgating. Well, unless on his bike. It hurt too much to follow me close with all the stuff I was throwing up. Probably a combination of the diffuser, and wide sticky tires. I threw a rock once and cracked my ex's windshield.
Really reinforces that 2 second following rule.
I have a friend that loves tailgating. Well, unless on his bike. It hurt too much to follow me close with all the stuff I was throwing up. Probably a combination of the diffuser, and wide sticky tires. I threw a rock once and cracked my ex's windshield.
Really reinforces that 2 second following rule.
#7
RE: why are the headlight full of dust??
I removed all my old sealent and used clear rtv sealent. I didnt want to risk having a leak and fogging. If you just stick it in the oven or have a heat gun to warm it (not overly hot), you can just peel the old stuff of. You can easily reuse the old stuff definatly, i just wanted a perfect seal.
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