So I have the projector lights (yes, yes, I know, but dont say anything...Ive heard it all....).....anyways, A cold front came through DFW area today and dropped the air temp pretty good. I went out to my truck and noticed the right headlight starting to fog. So i took a close look at it, saw no actually water inside, just fog. I just got back from my friends apt, and I noticed the entire light was now fogged, except for a small hole where the projector had warmed it up. The thing that gets me is the left is perfectly fine!!!

What solutions do I have to look at?? I really would like to keep them, but want them to not fog.

Can any of you guys help? crashlucky_13???

 

I have had similar problems with mine. I had them replaced under warranty. But this time I am trying to find some of those little do not eat packs and throw a bunch in there. Like in the rear or the housing.

 

bump...found a solution. take the bulbs out, use a hair dryer to dry up the condensation, then replace the bulbs after it drys. Then take a tube of RTV silicone and bead around the edges of the housing.

found it on a mustang forum about projector lights....

 

Yeah re-seal them with silicone & you should be good.

 

now to just find a reasonable, non-$$$ solution for the crappy light output...lol

 

That's a whole nuther thread.

Good job fixing the light. I was going to recommend the hair dryer trick.

 

exactly. until i get suggestions/ideas of even whee to start, im not going to worry about it....
well i havent fixed 'em yet...might wait until this weekend, see if my parents evacuate up here to DFW from Ike. They are qoing to bring my OEM lights while im repairing the projectors....

 

well Derek, just get some regular HD or L lights like the rest of us

 

I had the same problem on my mustang. I took apart and re-sealed. Havent had anything since.