REAR LIGHTS MISTING
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One of mine does this! Over the last months it has gone as the weather has been heating up. I'm going to get some black silicone and carefully smear it in the gaps between the light casing and the boot. Should cause the moisture to run off, instead of going into the casing.
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It's got water in it.
You need to demount the unit, remove blubs & blow-dry it with a hair dryer or air gun. Don't melt it, use a hose to cool the air.
The problem is your vent hoses are likely blocked or misaligned. Sort those out & it should stay clear.
You can warm up seals with air gun, in case they've lost their stick, but the problems normally with the breathers.
You need to demount the unit, remove blubs & blow-dry it with a hair dryer or air gun. Don't melt it, use a hose to cool the air.
The problem is your vent hoses are likely blocked or misaligned. Sort those out & it should stay clear.
You can warm up seals with air gun, in case they've lost their stick, but the problems normally with the breathers.
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Mar 7 2008, 10:04 AM
The problem is your vent hoses are likely blocked or misaligned. Sort those out & it should stay clear.
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