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Finished working on the headlight and also got my intake filters cleaned and my oil cooler block off plate installed. Good news: Got all the water out of the headlight.
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Finished working on the headlight and also got my intake filters cleaned and my oil cooler block off plate installed.
Good news: Got all the water out of the headlight. There was A LOT of water in there and much more than I expected. Made it really easy to find where the leak in the seal was. Just let the water drain out of there and then put the headlight in front of a portable heater to dry it out completely. Used some silicon sealant to fill the leak in the seal. If this works then I don't have to worry about resealing the light again. Bad news: The headlight bulb pretty much burnt out. I'm pretty sure I just need to replace the bulb to get the light working again. Mark, the bulbs on your old lights still worked right? If so, would you mind giving one to Henry for me along with the lens? |
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