Location: Summer Rowlett TX (Why?)/Winter Palm Springs CA Two Springs RV Resort https://www.twospringsrv.com/
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Moisture in headlights
Greetings from warm Palm Springs,
My headlights are fogged up with moisture. How do I get it out short of removing and disassembling the whole thing? Does the front cover come off?
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Basil & Sue Shannon
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Open the front slide. Open the cap atop the headlight body. Let it air out (or use a hairdyer on high airspeed, low heat). The seal on those headlights isn't very good even when new. I have one that condenses every winter.
Palm Springs is a good place to dry out your headlights.
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2003 Alpine 40FDTS (400HP)
Long Beach, CA
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