88BlueGT

I have the problems with the moisture but never really water problems. It mostly seems to happen when I wash my car... I usually now just try not to directly spray the headlights with the hose when Im doing it and that seems to work. I cant take this sh*t anymore Im buying a Honda [:@]

whiteout 5.0

+1
why would you drill holes in your headlights? I bought my car like that it was retarded it would fill up as i drove and would **** out of the front of the headlights a steady stream at traffic lights. It was quite embarassing. Destroying lights with holes is your descicion, IMO epoxy's cheaper than holy lights

rmodel65

this a common problem on all composite headlight and recently the manufactures have fixed this problem by(drilling holes basically) put on on the top and one on the bottom dont put in in the lens do it in the back of the light! and to keep the headlight from yellowing wax them when u wax the car or u can take them out wetsand them and spray them with clear!