Dejavu

Ah ok!

I'll probably go with a 1/8 bit to make sure theres sufficient space for drops to pass through =D

Um, should i make more than one hole? couse my left side blinker light (the one at the far left) also has water drops...

Big_Bertha_87

Doesnt that produce condensation in the lamp casing??

stanglx2002

i would think so

mustang8719

It does not the reason the condensation gets there in the first place is because there is an air leak.If you make 2 holes it flows throught.I did mine 6 years ago and haven't had a drop since.

You can use either 1/16 or a 5/64 drill bit.
I drilled mine where the green line is on the clear part.

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91LXstanger

Its funny...everyone has that same problem with new headlights, as did i. I had to take them on and off about 7 times till i didnt have any leaks. U just have to be absolutely perfect with the seals, i guess. But thats a great idea about drilling the holes in the bottom!.

vfast

what seals..that rubber isn't a seal.....as for driling holes that what I did using tiny drill bits with my trusty dremel..if you live where humitiy is a problem you will get some dampness in the headlight but it can be dried by using the lights..

FoxGT

Put your lights in a wood burner. It's guarenteed to get that water out.

mattdaman112

Well I used compressed air and shot out all the water and then attempted to reseal the leak at the top but now its leakin again [:@].