Head light Condensation

[XTrmXJ]

what do you guys do about it, how do you get rid of it, same thing about the marker lights

 

[DaveBen]

You have a damaged o-ring or gasket. I don't get fogging of my lights, any of them.

Dave

 

[XTrmXJ]

Nope they are new Orings and light bulbs, there is always condensation no matter what

 

[Roland_Jenkins]

Do the headlights have a breather hole? I know the turn signals do. When I put after market turn signals on, one fogged up. I opened up the vent with a drill bit and that took care of the problem.

 

[XTrmXJ]

There are no holes in them, I was thinking of doing that but I wanted to see what everyone else has done

 

[fordtrucker4life!]

I don't think you want to open the light housing to more moisture by drilling any holes. Sometimes the gaskets don't seat right when you put the bulbs in. You need to remove it and check the seams for cracks then seal them with silicone.

 

[XTrmXJ]

The bulbs have o-rings, I think that moisture just got trapped in there

 

[Markystang]

Drill a small hole in it from the bottom up so that water can drain out. I've done this many times on various vehicles with no problem.

 

[XTrmXJ]

Cool, Thanks, I was just looking for the reassurance

 

[BamaSixGun]

There are no holes in them, I was thinking of doing that but I wanted to see what everyone else has done

worked for me too.