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ey361995

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Hey guys, my right headlight has started to leak and I really cannot find the source of it, I have looked in every possible crevice and emptied out as much water as possible and tried to seal it. I guess I am going to have to buy another set, but I only need one. I am looking for a Blackhoused headlight where the amber strip goes all the way across the light. I have tried egay, but can only find sets. I only need one, any idea what website I could go to?
 

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have you looked in to CL or your local scrap yard to see if you can find a single/set of OEM headlights? Might as well start with a complete fresh pair if you can score them for a good deal.

Ebay doesn't typically sell aftermarket headlights in singles, only OEM ones.
 

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What did you use to reseal them?


Ebay doesn't typically sell aftermarket headlights in singles, only OEM ones.

But yeah you're better off getting a set. I would get an OEM set and blackhoused those cause ebay sets do not seal their headlights very well.
 

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I used silicone to seal them. I was thinkin about potentially doing them myself but the whole headlight in the oven thing kinda freaks me out :/.
 

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I used silicone to seal them. I was thinkin about potentially doing them myself but the whole headlight in the oven thing kinda freaks me out :/.

There are DIY's on doing it, as long as you follow those, you'll be fine to do it.
 

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I think ill take it out tomorrow and heat it up and reseal it. Last ditch effort type of thing I suppose. Thanks yall
 

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Last I checked, there were lots of people selling individual OEM headlights used on ebay. The oven is a great way to reseal a whole headlight if it hasn't been previously leaking. But if it's leaking a noticeable amount, I would recommend a heatgun because you could focus on individual spots in order to seal off the leak.
 
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