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As the title , quite a lot of condensation so any ideas of cure will be welcome
( apart from the obvious one of swap the unit )

Once upon a time we could put them in the oven... Seal on the back misplaced or missing? I'm not sure if it would be safe to shine a hairdryer in the hole in the back (melting light/wife danger here), Maybe if you can stop it getting worse it can wait 'til the weather warms up.

A little bag of silica gel left in the headlight overnight? Alternatively, taking the headlight out and sticking it on top of the radiator for a while would work.

Cheers lads, combination of the 2 i think , silica gel to stop it getting worse
and leave till the weather improves and can tackle it properly

puggy, you have pm

Funnily enough one of the foglights on mine has done the same following the cold spell, I think it'll be a case of removing the guts and getting a hair dryer on it.

Dried my foggin fog lights out several times

Leaves me a dilema - replace them? don't want to spend money on something I'll never use.

I actually use mine

puggy wrote:I actually use mine

Chav!

puggy wrote:I actually use mine

That's why your headlights are steamed up instead.

Chav!