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Originally Posted by antzcrashing
sorry, wrong answer, my other headlight lens does not do this, so it is not a florida thing. Here is a picture of the other lens and exactly how this one looked before the service:
anyone have any good suggestions other than pretending the weather is the reason... |
Incorrect again but your light has either needs better vent or a better seal. I run a few car dealerships and you can call it what you want but its not that uncommon. So either the vent is bad so when the lamp is heated the moisture can be baked out or you have a bad seal. The humidity makes it very apparent that its bad. So yes the weather is whats making it so drastic as either water is getting it, or it cant be baked out. All lights have some sort of vent so they are not vacuum sealed. Not going to start and internet fight about it but you have something wrong with your headlight and your headlight can not get it out through the means designed in the housing.