My neighbor is a retired body and fender man. He had me pull out the lenses and drill three small holes in the bottom to let the moisture out. I blew air into the lense to dry it out, then used silicon caulk on all the joints to keep it dry. (and leave the holes in the bottom)
I had a amber side light that had moisture in it all the time and I tried to seal it every which way but no joy. . .finally I drilled a 1/16 " hole in the bottom to let it breathe and the problem went away. . .hope this helped
krivanj wrote: My neighbor is a retired body and fender man. He had me pull out the lenses and drill three small holes in the bottom to let the moisture out. I blew air into the lense to dry it out, then used silicon caulk on all the joints to keep it dry. (and leave the holes in the bottom)
I had the same issue with the passenger side head light. I fixed it as stated above. Has not been a problem for over a year now.
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