Condensation in rear light clusters
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I have darker rear lights fitted on my Ro and ever since I've had the car, they've got condensation in side them when it gets colder during the year. I've been meaning to get this sorted, but haven't been arsed.
Does anyone know the best way to sort it out? Ive heard stories of people putting them in the oven on a very low heat to dry them out and then resealing them with silicone.
Anyone tried resealing there light seals?
Found this video:
www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-prevent-remove-condensation-inside-headlights-166345/
Does anyone know the best way to sort it out? Ive heard stories of people putting them in the oven on a very low heat to dry them out and then resealing them with silicone.
Anyone tried resealing there light seals?
Found this video:
www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-prevent-remove-condensation-inside-headlights-166345/
snowwolf said:
I had the same problem on my Toyota, just remove the bulb holders and they dry out pretty quick, better if in a warm place, I can get the sealant to seal the lights, just let me know if you want any, free of course 


dont have any good roof sealant .?? or 10 ft of guttering ???
snowwolf said:
I had the same problem on my Toyota, just remove the bulb holders and they dry out pretty quick, better if in a warm place, I can get the sealant to seal the lights, just let me know if you want any, free of course 

Thank you kindly sir. I would like to give it a go, but fear the weather is not good for me to take the light clusters out. Not unless i can find a dry day over xmas.
007 VXR said:
dont have any good roof sealant .?? or 10 ft of guttering ???
I can give you number of good garage roofer. He's not a mate, but he recently did our garage roof. Top lad, great service and did a class job on our garage roof.
Edited by Tempy on Saturday 28th November 20:12
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was to run some cutter pipe under it ,to run water away from the car 
