Condensation In Drl Casement

[Bogle45]

Condensation builds up in my driver side DRL/Blinker casement, has this happened to anyone else. Is there a reason for it. Any fixes?

[iminaquagmire]

You have a leak somewhere in the sealant. You can either get a new one, try to dry it out and then run a bead of silicone around it, or go the ghetto route like my coworker and put a weephole in. He heated a coat hanger with a torch and then poked a small hole in the bottom. It still fogs up, but there's a place for the moisture to go so it can dry out.

[hoorders]

Condensation builds up in my driver side DRL/Blinker casement, has this happened to anyone else. Is there a reason for it. Any fixes?

Mine did the same thing.............just pull them off, dry them real good and run a bead of silicone on the seal on the back side..........just like 'iminaquagmire' said............worked for me.............no more condensation.

 

[Bogle45]

Condensation builds up in my driver side DRL/Blinker casement, has this happened to anyone else. Is there a reason for it. Any fixes?

Mine did the same thing.............just pull them off, dry them real good and run a bead of silicone on the seal on the back side..........just like 'iminaquagmire' said............worked for me.............no more condensation.

 

 

 

Siliconed twice after drying, condensation is back!!!

Drill holes in the bottom. Any other ideas?

[iminaquagmire]

In that case, there's probably a crack or hole somewhere in the housing. If you can't get it by caulking you're probably best off just buying a new light. Drilling a hole will let the moisture escape but its not going to help with the condensation. It'll just allow it to not stay fogged up.

[ewiski]

my passenger side one filled up with water until i drilled a hole in the bottom of it.no problems anymore.not even condensation.