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i have never suffered with this problem before fitting the led bulbs ( which I find excellent), previously I had HID’s & no condensation issues.
I realise it it probably due to the lack of heat from leds, but my truck has been in the dry garage since November & the lights are still all condensed up, so I took one out tonight thinking the breather may be blocked, but it is clear.
Was wondering if I drilled a hole in the bottom to help air circulation in the lamp if it would help or if it would just make matters worse as water could get In more easily.
They did get quite wet in Russia with the river crossings, but no puddling in them or water swooshing about.
Any thoughts or shall I go back to the hotter hids or fit some upgraded normal bulbs as mentioned in others threads?.
Andy
I realise it it probably due to the lack of heat from leds, but my truck has been in the dry garage since November & the lights are still all condensed up, so I took one out tonight thinking the breather may be blocked, but it is clear.
Was wondering if I drilled a hole in the bottom to help air circulation in the lamp if it would help or if it would just make matters worse as water could get In more easily.
They did get quite wet in Russia with the river crossings, but no puddling in them or water swooshing about.
Any thoughts or shall I go back to the hotter hids or fit some upgraded normal bulbs as mentioned in others threads?.
Andy