shove the headlight assembly in the oven, take apart, wipe clean, reassemble

 

yea what he said

 

How long in the oven, what temp, and why in the oven? Will that prevent further water and fogging?

 

forget all taht before i had water in my clear corners.. jus used a hair dryer to dry it out and jus screwed it in tighter if u find a leak use sealent that simple

 

forget all taht before i had water in my clear corners.. jus used a hair dryer to dry it out and jus screwed it in tighter if u find a leak use sealent that simple

I agree, works and saves time.

 

You can also screw holes in the bottom of the headlight. That works also.

 

You put it in the oven to soften up the molding so you can open the headlight and clean the water out. When you reseal it you have to make sure it is actually sealed and water tight

I have to fix my headlight this weekend, still not sure what method I'm going to do, probably going to avoid the oven method for ease

 

I got the same problem but im my back lights. Im gonna do what he said, but i'm gonna put a sealent to prevent water from coming in.

93-TeG

 

I noticed I got some water in my tail lights too. My trunk carpet area is dry, but under it, where the spare tire is kept, its wet! I think the water dripped through the tailights and into the spare tire area, good thing I dont have an amp there! Anyone know how to fix this leakage? If I brought it to a shop, could they fix it?

 

Yeah, tonight I just took out the bulbs and put a hair dryer up to the holes. It takes a bit, but they do dry out. Hopefully the water will stay out, but if it doesn't, I will probably silicone them. But where do you apply the silicone?

 

Yeah, tonight I just took out the bulbs and put a hair dryer up to the holes. It takes a bit, but they do dry out. Hopefully the water will stay out, but if it doesn't, I will probably silicone them. But where do you apply the silicone?

Looks like I'm going to have to do that as well, and drill a small hole on the bottom.