Tail Light Condensation
90 Integra has serious condensation in upper half of tailights - lens are nearly completely white.
Any thoughts on how to get rid of it? I read a long time ago to drill a small hole - but I don't know if I like that idea.
thanks
Any thoughts on how to get rid of it? I read a long time ago to drill a small hole - but I don't know if I like that idea.
thanks
common problem to this generation
take off lights and seal with silicon around the clear cover
of the lights
and drill a hole in the bottom part by where the socket goes into..
take off lights and seal with silicon around the clear cover
of the lights
and drill a hole in the bottom part by where the socket goes into..
I've never looked for it on a '90, but every light I've seen has a vent somewhere. Make sure that's clear & you shouldn't have to drill a new hole.
But most likely part of the lens has come unglued from the housing letting water in there to begin with. Silicone caulking sounds like a good idea.
But most likely part of the lens has come unglued from the housing letting water in there to begin with. Silicone caulking sounds like a good idea.
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I work at a shop and we get customers with Altezza style lights. Once condensation hits, we just drill a little hole in the bottom and cures the problem. Not one has come back yet.
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sorry. Its a different material. Ive been searching for it for a long time now.

