It's been raining here in Ohio a lot. Lately, have been noticing some moisture inside my car and in the headlights and tailights. What can cause this? Is the moisture in the Head and Tail lights normal? What can i do to stop the leakage? Thanks.

 

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i sure don't miss that ****... it ALWAYS rains a lot in Ohio... try moving to the southwest... it only rains a couple times a year... seriously, i'm not sure how to fix it... my car does it too...

 

Na, i don't wanna move. I like the fishing up here!

 

In all seriousness tho, i would like to get this fixed as soon as possible. So any info anybody can give me would be greatly appreciated. thanks.

 

I have an answer, Got to the parts store and buy clear Window seal or clear RTV..
Then get your hands on a force hot air heat gun, (I.E. paint stripper). Take out you headlight assembly and heat the glass. Becareful not to scortch it, just because it's glass, it doesn't mean it won't burn. Heating it up will dry up any moisture... Let it cool so that it is warm to the touch, and seal around the outside... This is the fastest way to do the headlights. THe tails, you're gonna have to take a little more time.. the heat gun will cause the plastic to bubble.. I used a hair dryer to dry out my tails.. it just took longer.. This should do the trick...

 

thanks!

 

its the seals on the rim of the lights, heat them up and reseal if you want or buy new ones