Projector Moisture Problem, HELP!!!
#4
Originally Posted by CCM
It's god's way of punishing you for putting those fugly things on your car. There's nothing you can do except replace them with OEM smoked headlights.
#5
ccm, i asked how to fix an issue on something i like, not your opinion
thanks to everyone else for the replies, should i just seal the back where the cover is to the bulbs??? where should i start??? also i was thinking of buying HID's to out in them. whatca think?
thanks to everyone else for the replies, should i just seal the back where the cover is to the bulbs??? where should i start??? also i was thinking of buying HID's to out in them. whatca think?
#8
here...it tells you right on Mustangtuning website how to fix it:
http://www.mustangtuning.com/headlig...on-remedy.html
http://www.mustangtuning.com/headlig...on-remedy.html
#13
I left the holes open but I took off the rubber tubes that connect to them..they seemed to be the cause of the condensation in my case (Not sure if your projectors came iwth them, the OEM headlights have them)
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