Water in aftermarket driving lights...
06-08-2004, 09:21 PM
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Water in aftermarket driving lights...
how do i get this stuff out without tearing up my new aftermarket driving lights?
06-09-2004, 12:59 AM
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They didn't have drain holes? Or, you didn't mount them upside down, did you?
If the casing'* aren't glas, you could drill your own drain holes. 1/16 inch should be big enough to work, and still small enough to not be noticeable...
If the casing'* aren't glas, you could drill your own drain holes. 1/16 inch should be big enough to work, and still small enough to not be noticeable...
06-10-2004, 11:06 PM
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Hrm....drilling eh?
What type of aftermarket lights do you have BB?
I've got Angel Eyes.... one is cracked.. ugh.. and the other has condensation in it. I really don't want to drill into them.
What type of aftermarket lights do you have BB?
I've got Angel Eyes.... one is cracked.. ugh.. and the other has condensation in it. I really don't want to drill into them.
06-11-2004, 03:19 AM
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i'm on aftermarket set #3, and found some cracks again.
tried blazertech 3200s, and 2 different styles of cyber whites by navigator................
tried blazertech 3200s, and 2 different styles of cyber whites by navigator................
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