PukkaT6 Pukka Insurance T6 Legend 24 May 2017 #1 got one rear light that has condensation it in which is annoying.
T6Paul VCDS User VIP Member T6 Legend 24 May 2017 #2 Most likely a small crack in the unit, or moisture that has been trapped when a bulb was changed...
PukkaT6 Pukka Insurance T6 Legend 24 May 2017 #3 Cant see any cracks, will pull it to pieces later and try drying it. You'd think the heat off the lights or sun would dry it out but it never changes.
Cant see any cracks, will pull it to pieces later and try drying it. You'd think the heat off the lights or sun would dry it out but it never changes.
T6Paul VCDS User VIP Member T6 Legend 24 May 2017 #4 Loosen or take off the bulb holders to allow the moisture to escape
T6 Dave Member VIP Member T6 Legend 24 May 2017 #5 Moisture will not go if it is sealed well, remove bulb and let it stand on z hot day, then refit..
Jonny 204PS/Highline/Kombi/LWB/T32 T6 Guru 24 May 2017 #6 Ah, good to know. I changed a bulb in my girlfriends Polo and since had moisture in it. Will loosen it off a bit then.
Ah, good to know. I changed a bulb in my girlfriends Polo and since had moisture in it. Will loosen it off a bit then.
Chrisfraser05 Electrical Technician T6 Legend 25 May 2017 #8 once its in the heat of the light/sunshine will just cause it to evaporate then it will condense again. like a little micro climate inside the light|!
once its in the heat of the light/sunshine will just cause it to evaporate then it will condense again. like a little micro climate inside the light|!
PukkaT6 Pukka Insurance T6 Legend 25 May 2017 #11 In Manchester we get a couple of hot days a year so looks like I will do it next summer ha
T6 Dave Member VIP Member T6 Legend 25 May 2017 #12 warm light with hair dryer with bulb out, carefully, or remove and put in airing cupboard etc..