Condensation on Tail Light
#6
Don't think I'd do it myself on the S2k but drilling a tiny 1/8 hole at the lowest part of the lense that's unseen helped when my Civic had that issue. Condensation never came back.
#7
I have the same issue on my driver side tail light. But what i heard you can put those silicone packages that come in some shoes or even like leather bags to absorb the condensation and moisture although never tryed it myself.
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#8
A simple trick....Lol, a blowdryer. Im Also sure the light need to be tightened. If u had any rear end work, theres a possibilty the lights not making proper contract with the gasket. Hardtopguy does sell ap2 rear taillight gaskets. When i had billman retrofit and cut my ap1 to fit ap2 tails, We doubled up on the gasket just to prevent them from leaking.
PS!
Try not to get to close with the dryer, the plastic will melt...Sit down, and get comfy
PS!
Try not to get to close with the dryer, the plastic will melt...Sit down, and get comfy
#10
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