bake em in the oven
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1. remove headlights
There are 3 screws each, the one on top which is obvious, one about in the middle of the lights looking straight down, and one in the middle rear.
2. Place ONE headlight in an oven about 200 degrees high for about 5 minutes.
3. Take a flat screwdriver and slowly prop open the headlight. Clean with whatever you need. I found engine degreaser works well.
4. Put back in the oven and heat for about 5 minutes. Then put the headlight back together.
5. I would recommend sealing the joints w/ something else, just to be safe. I used super glue.
6. Repeat for the other headlight.
7. Return headligts, enjoy beer and blowjob, not necessarily in that order.
There are 3 screws each, the one on top which is obvious, one about in the middle of the lights looking straight down, and one in the middle rear.
2. Place ONE headlight in an oven about 200 degrees high for about 5 minutes.
3. Take a flat screwdriver and slowly prop open the headlight. Clean with whatever you need. I found engine degreaser works well.
4. Put back in the oven and heat for about 5 minutes. Then put the headlight back together.
5. I would recommend sealing the joints w/ something else, just to be safe. I used super glue.
6. Repeat for the other headlight.
7. Return headligts, enjoy beer and blowjob, not necessarily in that order.
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dammit i wanted to bake my head lights when i took them out, i have a 2000 and its a 1 piece and i used a heat gun to seperate it but was too hard and long so i just put them back, who knows maybe later i'll try again and find it more easier but trying to take them out of the housing wasn't that bad.
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Yeah baking them works really well. I did mine last year and it worked wonders. I had quite a bit of moisture in my head light. To the point they wouldn't even let it pass inspection. But baked them and haven't had a problem with moitsure since. I say give it a try. It's worth it.
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