Many old threads on this...................

 

So this must be an old problem?

 

The assembly is not air tight and you don't want it to be. Moisture gets in and goes away. If you feel you have excess moisture in one of them, then there might be a cause such as a a large crack in the housing, or the seal on the bulb might not be fitting properly. In any event it generally isn't a concern if the moisture can be given time to evaporate.

 

This is what the light looks like. Do you think this is cause for concern? My warranty is about to run out quickly. I put a lot of a miles on my car.

 

Uh-Oh.. :ugh3:

Mine is completely dry on the inside, nothing like that.

Hey, take that as an excuse to do a retrofit!

 

oh well, if u dont have HID or didnt anything to the headlight, u should bring it back to the dealership

 

Hypothetically,

cant you just unscrew one of the bulbs, meaning just twist and it comes out, and then u take like a hairdryer and maybe pull out another bulb (and its housing/stand) creating sort of like an air-in and air-out vents and maybe the moisture will get dried up that way?

but then again might leave water marks..

so Idk, cause i just did black housing, well i sprayed them , now im at school, (i dorm) and so i have to go back this weekend and finish the job, i have the 2 halves of the headlights sitting between towels so no moisture gets in em, but just in case, i wanna know what to do too, if i dont reseal it right

 

thats all he can do , bc he just knows sh!t, lets see who is the stupid person here. im tired of pp talk sh!t n cant even help other on here

 

The best thing to do is take it to the dealer, if you are under warranty.

If you are out, like Cking said, you can take a blowdryer and dry it out... but make sure all the bulbs are out of the headlights... if the problem continues, buy some silicone rubber and seal around the edge

 

yea like everyone said just take it back. my 1 headlight did that after retro because it didn't seal up properly because i used a different plexiglass. added some clear silicone and problem solved. if you let it dry it might leave spots on inside. it did on mine. if you don't wanna do dealer then take the headlight apart, dry it, clean with alcohol pads, and reseal. might want to also black house while doing it or retro.

 

The retro expert has spoken.. :thankyou:

 

huh my post was deleted for some reason?

 

The mods must have cleaned up the thread... no need to bash on other members, no matter how rude they are :thumbsup:

 

I took pictures of mine a couple days ago when I noticed vapor in both my headlights-- around the high beam area (nowhere as bad as yours).

Mine evaporated by the next morning though.

IMO, if it doesn't disappear, take it back under warranty.

 

It has been like that since Sunday. I am going to be taking it by on Friday. They said it should be something they can replace under warranty. It is only doing it on one headlight so I am sure it is defective. I have done no mods to it. Thanks for the inputs everyone.

 

just go to the dealership and get a new set of lights.

 

read the post above you :facepalm: