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Topic:	headlight moisture?

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T O P I C R E V I E W
moorevisual we've had some really bad weather here for the past week, more to come. i notcied on the bad days, one of my headlights had some condensation on the inside. is this a common problem?
obviously, there seal has been breached at some point, letting the moisture settle in. i had a old lexus SC400 that had the same problem. nothing major ever happened as a result, so i don't know if there is any cause for concern.
GRROWL
quote:
Originally posted by moorevisual:
one of my headlights had some condensation on the inside. . . . is this a common problem? . . . . i don't know if there is any cause for concern.

Yes, it's common and Chrysler says in a TSB that it's not a problem.
-GRROWL
GRROWL From home page, it's in "Garage" at:
http://www.prowleronline.com/techbulletin.php
11th from bottom
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
TSB 8-15-01
Moisture in headlamps
97-02 PR
Provides description of normal moisture in the headlamp assemblies
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
-GRROWL
thedqman I was able to purchase 2 new rubber gaskets for the headlight housings to stop the problem. $6.00
This may be your fix also.
The covers come off and the gasket is right underneath the cover 15 minutes to replace.
If you need the part # I looked it up for you.
4897007-AA 4897006-AA (total for both $5.68)
Mike
This message has been edited by thedqman on 06-28-2004 at 06:20 PM
ALLEY CAT I still have moisture in one of my tail-lights from the Texas event. I have opened up the bulb holes, used a blow dryer, and the cat has set in the warm 100 degree temps for days,,,,,,,,moisture still in there. Any ideas?
Eddie Powell AC, Remove the tail light assembly and roll a condom over it. It worked on my horn!!!
ALLEY CAT
Eddie - now that was a payback I just deserved

Bcoffman Gray Ghost
quote:
Originally posted by Eddie Powell:
AC, Remove the tail light assembly and roll a condom over it. It worked on my horn!!!
Major Burn!!!! Good one Eddie.
ALLEY CAT Coffeeman - you are OFF my x-mas card list

May the HUSKERS crush your TIGERS this fall!!!
Bcoffman Gray Ghost
quote:
Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
Coffeeman - you are OFF my x-mas card list

May the HUSKERS crush your TIGERS this fall!!!
Was there ever any doubt about the Huskers over MU?

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T O P I C R E V I E W
moorevisual	we've had some really bad weather here for the past week, more to come. i notcied on the bad days, one of my headlights had some condensation on the inside. is this a common problem? obviously, there seal has been breached at some point, letting the moisture settle in. i had a old lexus SC400 that had the same problem. nothing major ever happened as a result, so i don't know if there is any cause for concern.
GRROWL	quote: Originally posted by moorevisual: one of my headlights had some condensation on the inside. . . . is this a common problem? . . . . i don't know if there is any cause for concern. Yes, it's common and Chrysler says in a TSB that it's not a problem. -GRROWL
GRROWL	From home page, it's in "Garage" at: http://www.prowleronline.com/techbulletin.php 11th from bottom ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TSB 8-15-01 Moisture in headlamps 97-02 PR Provides description of normal moisture in the headlamp assemblies +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -GRROWL
thedqman	I was able to purchase 2 new rubber gaskets for the headlight housings to stop the problem. $6.00 This may be your fix also. The covers come off and the gasket is right underneath the cover 15 minutes to replace. If you need the part # I looked it up for you. 4897007-AA 4897006-AA (total for both $5.68) Mike This message has been edited by thedqman on 06-28-2004 at 06:20 PM
ALLEY CAT	I still have moisture in one of my tail-lights from the Texas event. I have opened up the bulb holes, used a blow dryer, and the cat has set in the warm 100 degree temps for days,,,,,,,,moisture still in there. Any ideas?
Eddie Powell	AC, Remove the tail light assembly and roll a condom over it. It worked on my horn!!!
ALLEY CAT	Eddie - now that was a payback I just deserved
Bcoffman Gray Ghost	quote: Originally posted by Eddie Powell: AC, Remove the tail light assembly and roll a condom over it. It worked on my horn!!! Major Burn!!!! Good one Eddie.
ALLEY CAT	Coffeeman - you are OFF my x-mas card list May the HUSKERS crush your TIGERS this fall!!!
Bcoffman Gray Ghost	quote: Originally posted by ALLEY CAT: Coffeeman - you are OFF my x-mas card list May the HUSKERS crush your TIGERS this fall!!! Was there ever any doubt about the Huskers over MU?