I have a set of JDM visions on my eg
And lately ive noticed that some water was getting in
Im not talking about a little bit of condesation
Im talking about like almost half full
I took it off this morning after it rained and it seriously looked like some pour a poland spring water bottle into my corners?!?!?!!

I tryed a couple of weeks ago to put some crazy glue around the seal but this apparently didnt work.
Im just wondering were all of this water got in because its a hell of a lot of water not just a little. I looked over the corner light and couldnt find anywhere major that the water could be coming in
ANyone ever have this problem?

thanks
-Brian

 

ive had this prob w/ my EK, i didnt get that much h2o in it, but i jsut took the lense off and put a heavy bead of water proof silicone around it seems to be working fine for the last 3 months since i did it. hope it helps

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MikeD718 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive had this prob w/ my EK, i didnt get that much h2o in it, but i jsut took the lense off and put a heavy bead of water proof silicone around it seems to be working fine for the last 3 months since i did it. hope it helps</TD></TR></TABLE>

you put this around the seal?
Like where the plastic lense meets the housing?

thanks
-Brian

 

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you put this around the seal?
Like where the plastic lense meets the housing?

thanks
-Brian</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah I was wondering about the crazy glue too. You should have used silicone. I did the DIY CTR lights, and I have not experienced any condensation to this day, its been 6 months!

 

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I took it off this morning after it rained and it seriously looked like some pour a poland spring water bottle into my corners?!?!?!!
-Brian</TD></TR></TABLE>

looks like someone's playing a joke on you! ..jk

i agree, silicone would probably be better than crazy glue.

 

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looks like someone's playing a joke on you! ..jk

i agree, silicone would probably be better than crazy glue.</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's a guess but maybe the crazy glue screwed up the silicone. I remember I used crazy glue on one of my plastic car model cause I ran out of model glue and it melted the **** out of it.

 

teh sky has been falling here in cali for about 3 days straight... good thing i have my waterproof vision knockoffs.

my car actually came with APC euro clears. there was like a 1" gap in the glue between the lense and housing. Vision = APC?

but in all seriousness, grab a tube of clear of black silicone and run a nice bead on a clean, dry surface. let the silicone dry at room temp over night. it should make a nice seal.

 

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you put this around the seal?
Like where the plastic lense meets the housing?

thanks
-Brian</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah where the clear lense meets the plastic housing.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MikeD718 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah where the clear lense meets the plastic housing.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ill have to try that but i just cant see how so much water got into the lenses with such a little gap that i cant even see