Headlight problems

[SirMacDaddy]

So i have noticed that there is a little fuzz looking stuff on my head lights...its not really condinsation, but its there, on the inside of the headlights. does anyone know how to get this off...or better yet has pics on how to take off your headlights? is it hard?

[SolaraBlue]

thats a tough one. its hard to get rid of the condensation once its inside of your headlights. i had this problem with my old headlights and all i did was run the car with the lights on for a while and let it evaporate. give it a try, unless someone has a better idea?

[RichD978]

what if you bake it , clean up the inside and reseal it really good

[SolaraBlue]

mmmmm baked headlights.... tasty.

[SirMacDaddy]

also, on the topic of taking things apart...does anyone know how to take off the spoiler?


im going to try to get the condensation off the headlights by running them..lets see if it works

[1st Gen Sol]

If you don't want to go through the hassle of taking them apart, just take them off the car and take a blow dryer to them from the inside and clear out the moisture. Then put some silicon on the outer part of the headlights to perhaps seal up where the condensation is entering.

Its not exactly the best way but if its not that bad, its a way to get rid of whats there.

[SolaraBlue]

also, on the topic of taking things apart...does anyone know how to take off the spoiler?


im going to try to get the condensation off the headlights by running them..lets see if it works

i believe the spoiler is held on by 3m tape.... could be wrong.
did running your headlights help get rid of the condensation? if its freezing cold where you live it may take some time.

[1st Gen Sol]

Spoiler is held on by two screws on the undersdide along with 3M tape. If you remove the Trunk panal of your car, you will see the screws.