Ok so I was washing my car, and all of a sudden I look and my drivers side headlight (1st gen projectors) has condensation in it! ****! I donno what to do! It has never had condensation in it before so I have a feeling I found a weak spot with the hose. Helllppppppp meeeeeee

 

take out the bulbs and take a hair dryer to it to dry it out... then go get soem gasket sealer and just put a new layer of sealent on top of the one that is allrdy there. make sure u push it in and fill all the cracks. let it dry over night then put it back in ur car and u should be good to go

 

I have condensation issues with my stock lights. it has to be a bad seal somewhere. how old are the lights. in the mean time. take out the bulbs and dry it out with a hairdryer or something. try to re seal the lights

slow typer. ^^ what he said

 

I already posted an answer for you on the club.

Our projos have drains so just leave the headlights on for a bit and they will dry out.

I've been there before.

 

I got it all gone with headlights + hair dryer. Thanks guys.
and lol at "the club"

 

I can't recall if its on the bottom or top but they is a little grey rectangle on the aftermarket headlights, slap a piece of duct tape over it, its like a screen that allows them to breathe but allows water in when you hit it at the right angle.

I also taped a piece of paper towel to a coat hanger that I bent even, and went through the singnal marker hole so I could get the dried water marks off the inside of the lense