[SpookHolidae]

Anyone else have some water/condensation in their taillight housing? Mine is just in the passenger side. I have no clue how to even get back there...**** is locked down like fort knox.

 

[p07r0457]

They are supposed to be sealed units. If yours have failed then replacement is the proper fix.

 

[SpookHolidae]

I guess my **** failed and there's nothing I can do about it! I was gonna try to blast my heat gun somewhere in there...jk!

 

[Kev1900]

Try putting some desiccant bags in there. Have done it for years. In fact my Hyundai comes from the factory with them in the headlights

 

[SpookHolidae]

What the heck are desiccant bags? How do I get em in there and where do they go exactly? Thanks!

 

[p07r0457]

What the heck are desiccant bags? How do I get em in there and where do they go exactly? Thanks!

Desiccant bags absorb moisture. Usually they're filled with silica gel. Lots of products include them to absorb humidity/moisture while products are shipped and stored in less-than-ideal conditions (like in a shipping container traversing tropical waters).

Personally, I don't think it's a solution for headlamps that are not properly sealed. But if you want to give it a try, you can get them online. Desiccants, Desiccant Packs, Desiccant Bags in Stock - ULINE

 

[SpookHolidae]

I dont even know where the opening is!

 

[SpookHolidae]

Oh wait I found this hole tho...

 

[Kev1900]

Small bags that absorb moisture. If I have to open a lamp assembly, I just throw one of these in. Usually plenty of room inside the assembly. To recharge them, just put in oven for a while to extract any moisture.

 

[SpookHolidae]

Anyone else's moisture just disappear one day? I just noticed yesterday that there is now ZERO moisture in there, not a drop. It has been dry and cold here in LA, well cold for LA i guess.