One of my headlights has been fogging up a little bit for a couple of weeks. I really didn't care, as it only did it occasionally and only when it rained, so basically it was a VERY minor issue to me, but it did bother me a little bit. Unrelated to that I purchased a pair of LED replacement bulbs for my Angel Eyes. When the AEs arrived, I went directly to install them. The installation was pretty simple - aside from scraping my hands a little - and it involved opening up the circular cover on the back of the headlights. After I've installed the AE bulbs, I closed the circular lids tightly and went on about my business.
Tonight I drove my car in the rain and decided to take a quick look at how those AEs look once again. I noticed one thing that also happened - aside from the nicer color of the orbs - my headlight stopped fogging up. SO FIRST THING TO TRY WHEN YOU WANNA FIX A FOGGY HEADLIGHT IS TO TAKE OFF THE CIRCULAR COVER ON THE BACK OF THE HEADLIGHT AND LET IT AIR FOR ABOUT HALF AN HOUR ON A DRY DAY. PUT THE LID BACK ON TIGHTLY AND SEE IF THAT HELPS. |
Originally Posted by v_therussian' post='908892' date='Jun 12 2009, 03:27 AM
One of my headlights has been fogging up a little bit for a couple of weeks. I really didn't care, as it only did it occasionally and only when it rained, so basically it was a VERY minor issue to me, but it did bother me a little bit. Unrelated to that I purchased a pair of LED replacement bulbs for my Angel Eyes. When the AEs arrived, I went directly to install them. The installation was pretty simple - aside from scraping my hands a little - and it involved opening up the circular cover on the back of the headlights. After I've installed the AE bulbs, I closed the circular lids tightly and went on about my business.
Tonight I drove my car in the rain and decided to take a quick look at how those AEs look once again. I noticed one thing that also happened - aside from the nicer color of the orbs - my headlight stopped fogging up. SO FIRST THING TO TRY WHEN YOU WANNA FIX A FOGGY HEADLIGHT IS TO TAKE OFF THE CIRCULAR COVER ON THE BACK OF THE HEADLIGHT AND LET IT AIR FOR ABOUT HALF AN HOUR ON A DRY DAY. PUT THE LID BACK ON TIGHTLY AND SEE IF THAT HELPS. |
Air it out always helps. If not, then you can try using a blow dryer.
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Originally Posted by theXman' post='909129' date='Jun 12 2009, 11:09 AM
Air it out always helps. If not, then you can try using a blow dryer.
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Originally Posted by melimel' post='909622' date='Jun 12 2009, 05:03 PM
i always air my girls out.. lmfao!!!! J/K
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Originally Posted by melimel' post='909622' date='Jun 12 2009, 04:03 PM
i always air my girls out.. lmfao!!!! J/K
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Originally Posted by DRANGED' post='909648' date='Jun 12 2009, 04:15 PM
I have the pics to prove it. :whistle:
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Originally Posted by CWS530' post='909698' date='Jun 12 2009, 04:44 PM
PM me dude! :lol:
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Originally Posted by melimel' post='909622' date='Jun 12 2009, 05:03 PM
i always air my girls out.. lmfao!!!! J/K
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Originally Posted by CWS530' post='909698' date='Jun 12 2009, 05:44 PM
PM me dude! :lol:
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