Took a bulb out last night to check if it had gone (it hadn't, the bulb
holder had burned out!!).

I fixed it all today but now the inside of the lens is a bit misted up. What
is the best way of clearing it. I am thinking of removing the bulb and using
a hair drier. If so, do I refit the bulb whilst it is all warm - or let it
cool down first?


(It has been a damp day)

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problem - go for it but careful with the hairdryer and any rain/water!

Adam H

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"John" <john.plant90@NO-SPAMntlworldDOTcom> wrote

I had this problem with my Ka - still comes back now and then after washing
the car - seals probably arent perfect.

I wedged a hairdrier under the bonnet pointin towards the headlight with the
rear case off plugged into the house, came inside, had lunch, went back out
and it was fixed This was in the summer though so no chance of rain
gettin to electrics.

After a session with the hairdryer I decided to remove the unit - glad I
did - there was about table-spoons of water inside.

Baked it low temp in the oven and applied mastic to joint between lens and
shell.


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"John" <john.plant90@NO-SPAMntlworldDOTcom> wrote

Glad I didnt have to take mine out, you have to take the arch liner and
bumper to bits on the Ka to get it out IIRC!