RS SHAUN

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does anybody know how to stop them steaming up on the inside, had them to bits 2day, clean them and the seals, and they are still steaming up!
cheers shaun

charlie luciano

iTrader: (3)

Shaun, you need some new headlamp seals/gaskets


Luciano

RS SHAUN

iTrader: (24)

are they still available from ford mate?
cheers shaun

bad boy rs

iTrader: (7)

i hope so cause mine are steamed up aswell

charlie luciano

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Not too sure mate can check and supply to you if they are

As above fella


Luciano

749steve

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mine are gone as well

RS SHAUN

iTrader: (24)

let us know luciano, looks like there's a few of us intrested!
cheers shaun

tabetha

I put mine on with my fave stuff, loctite 5900 sealant, ZERO condensation, but I also have drilled two 1/2" holes in shell, condensation forms with rapid temp changes, by having these holes the temps are much closer, so when switching off the light it doesn't have a sudden temp change, as already cooler than normal in there.
Had same problem on me astra front indicator, three 4mm holes in bottom 100% cure, although in this case it was more likely a leak of water into them, despite being new.
tabetha

charlie luciano

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Right then gents I can get the original gasket 13 quid each or 26 quid for the pair, a couple of quid for the postage and they'll be at your door

Luciano

pearsbent

There is a rubber seal around the bulb. Yours is no good. Replace it and if it doesn't clear up then you might have to get a whole new assembly.