Ok first off i got the poor mans CTR diy headlights and i'd like to know is there away to get the moisture out with out taking the entire headlight off my car..for example could removing the bulbs and letting them air dry work? help a brotha out

 

toug to say, i would try removing the bulbs and stuckin a blow dryer toward the hole for 20min each side.... worked with my corners

 

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That's about your only option without removing the headlight. But it might not work. If it doesn't, crack those lights open again and seal them with 2 tubes of sealant.

 

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Definitely, the best and most effective way is to crack 'em open (bake 'em for like 3-4 minutes on like 200 degrees or something) and split 'em. Let 'em air out, reseal them up good so it doesn't happen again.

 

preciate it

 

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No problem.