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Re: fuel gauge;water in headlight
In message <6df297b7.36a43604@aol.com> Sounder99@aol.com writes:
> I also have condensation in one of my headlights. Any
> suggestions on how to remove the water? Thanks in advance!
You can get the sealing grommet/gasket and the clips separately. Strip
the light, dry it with a hairdryer, and reassemble.
Now comes the good bit. I did this, and the condensation came back. I
floated the components on a bath of water overnight, suitably weighted -
no leaks. I went almost crazy, until I noticed that the plastic back
of the light is actually _TWO_ pieces of plastic thermally formed into
each other. I sealed this (almost invisible) joint and the problem
went away.
It took months. Next day but one, a Mini Metro took out the front
corner of the car.
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Phil Payne
Phone: 0385 302803 Fax: 01536 723021
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