Condensation rear lights

[Trav Turbo]

It's that time of year as the weather is changing. Last year I had a bit of condensation in my rear light and it slowly went after a few days. Now I have quite a lot of condensation in my rear light, what do you recommend to get rid of it and would an heat gun or air line do the job?

Cheers in advance

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[scopes]

Remove the lights, throw them in the hotpress to dry out. Overnight!
 Then run a bead of silicone around the edge.

If that doesn't work maybe time to replace them.

 

[ljc19630]

It's that time of year as the weather is changing. Last year I had a bit of condensation in my rear light and it slowly went after a few days. Now I have quite a lot of condensation in my rear light, what do you recommend to get rid of it and would an heat gun or air line do the job?

Cheers in advance

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I have a puka set if you need them bud - £45 inc delivery 

[Trav Turbo]

It's that time of year as the weather is changing. Last year I had a bit of condensation in my rear light and it slowly went after a few days. Now I have quite a lot of condensation in my rear light, what do you recommend to get rid of it and would an heat gun or air line do the job?

Cheers in advance

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I have a puka set if you need them bud - £45 inc delivery 

I've got Edition 30 cheery red ones on mine. Thanks for the offer though .

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[ljc19630]

No probs dude