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Originally Posted by weiboy718 Hello guys! Troll is back again. Try removing the ballast cover and blow dry it out. You'll need a torx bit for that cover. It happened

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Old 10-31-2012, 10:01 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by weiboy718 View Post
Hello guys! Troll is back again.

Try removing the ballast cover and blow dry it out. You'll need a torx bit for that cover. It happened a few times on some guys headlights over at the G forum and he also had condensation. I gave him my advice and it worked for him.

Worth a try before spending more money on a ballast.
Well for now I was thinking of throwing some sort of dessicant pack in there through the parking light hole. Hoping it will absorb the moisture without me having to take the light out.
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