do you have the rubber piece that covers your bulbs on the headlamp? if not, that could be one of the problem. have you baked the headlamp before? if so, buy some clear silicon and reseal it and it should stop it.
do you have the rubber piece that covers your bulbs on the headlamp? if not, that could be one of the problem. have you baked the headlamp before? if so, buy some clear silicon and reseal it and it should stop it.
Would you be able to show me what it looks like? Would it be inside the headlight itself, or around the opening in the back? I've never baked a headlight before, and I'd rather not try and have a winking car... I don't think it leaks, it just gets condensation after a wash or a humid day/night
basically when u get condensation.. that means it's not seal tight, that's what i meant by leak. it might be the rubber thing. but usually if u have a blackhousing.. it's the sealing that leaks after u bake it.. but iono in ur case..
if you never bake your headlights before. there's a small hole somewhere on your headlight. the silicon could be purchased at Home Depot. but yeah, there should be no reason why there's condensation INSIDE the headlights whatsoever. so i believe there's a crack or your silicon, somehow, been faded away and there's a hole where water could get inside the headlight.
have you thought of black housing your headlights too? might as well if you decide to open up the headlight. i did mine because i had condensation, so i went out and bought a heatgun(iffy with the oven idea) and it worked fine.