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How to get rid of condensation in taillights??

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    How to get rid of condensation in taillights??

    im replacing the weather seal to prevent more water from getting into my taillights, but how can i get the rest of the moisture out???

    any thoughts?

    i was thinking maybe a hair dryer or some type of moisture absorber like whats used in boats.

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    Good Question!! i have the same problem....I was going to attempt making some kind of drain, like drilling a hole somewhere on the bottom of the housing....but theres gotta be a better way

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      #3
      hair dryer. later.
      Avoiding dirt at all costs

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        Originally posted by TypeG View Post
        hair dryer. later.
        thank you sir. your word is as good as gold as far as im concerned

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          #5
          You could also try putting silicone around the seal of the taillight to prevent water from coming in again

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