Drying headlights
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Waitey

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1,143 posts

251 months

Wednesday 11th November 2009
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My t350 has dacided to do the usual trick of fogging up its head lights now its a little bit damp outside.

How do you normally cure it?

I usually use the silicone beads thats you get in shoe boxes and the like to stop it but i think the TVR's head lights maybe a little large for this.

T350 Al

624 posts

220 months

Wednesday 11th November 2009
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I think most people drill a hole underneath the fitment to let air circulate/moisture escape, though I haven't had to do that myself yet.

crimbo

1,308 posts

257 months

Wednesday 11th November 2009
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Is it possible for someone to post a picture of one with a drilled hole?

thanks

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Wednesday 11th November 2009
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crimbo said:
Is it possible for someone to post a picture of one with a drilled hole?

thanks
YHM

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Waitey

Original Poster:

1,143 posts

251 months

Thursday 12th November 2009
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Could anyone post a photo of this hole up?

stimshady

1,323 posts

216 months

Thursday 12th November 2009
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it is possible to remove the cover and reseal it, i wouldn't try it yourself though, have a word with Jason @ Str8Six.