Headlight Moisture

[Mertyvw]

Hi guys ,i  still am on this forum after i sold me mk5 i thought I'll keep my self handy with you guys posting your updates, think i might get a GTI/D mk6 when i go back to uni :)

So i sold and moved on to a merc, and got a quick question for you guys what's the best way to get rid of headlight moisture , any recommendations :).

Thanks

[DMcG]

Hair dryer? Or silica pouch in the back. There must be a break in the seal somewhere though. Have you checked all the covers and clips?

[Gide76]

Hair dryer worked. Remember sitting on the pavement using one on my TT headlights to get rid before selling.

It worked and somehow also seemed appropriate.


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[OSB]

Hair dryer worked. Remember sitting on the pavement using one on my TT headlights to get rid before selling.

It worked and somehow also seemed appropriate.


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[trs888]

Hi guys ,i  still am on this forum after i sold me mk5 i thought I'll keep my self handy with you guys posting your updates, think i might get a GTI/D mk6 when i go back to uni :)

So i sold and moved on to a merc, and got a quick question for you guys what's the best way to get rid of headlight moisture , any recommendations :).

Thanks

my vote would be silica pouches, in the back of the light away from electrics. they absorb water/moisture and i think if you use a hair dryer/forced heat to evaporate the water in the light you might end up with water stains/marks on the inside of the light/lens which personally would pi** me off to no end!