Condensation in Hella xenons..... Any cure?

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Farmer Chalk	Farmer Chalk posted 11 Years Ago Topic Details
Group: G4 Member Posts: 168, Visits: 2.2K	Anyone on here cured this problem... All of my xenons on the roof have had condensation behind the lens... I've taken them off and using a hair dryer dried them out ... Before replacing them I've used silicone sealant around the outer rim to seal them further thinking it may have been caused by water ingress around the edges. Looked great until came out this morning and all of them have slight condensation behind them again despite them being fully dried out and no rain overnight... I can only imagine that it is condensation from the atmosphere chilling on the inside of the lamps. I don't want to seal the bulbs because of heat issues but am just wondering if anyone has had similar issues and how they cured the issue ? Thanks Farmer Chalk... 2008 G4 D3 BT08BRF Fleet number 45....
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Farmer Chalk - 11 Years Ago

No TBH i gave up, i just every now and then do exactly what you did or...

Gazdiver - 11 Years Ago

Might have to buy some of those little desiccant bag things and shove...

Farmer Chalk - 11 Years Ago

Take the glass out lol

Brendan - 11 Years Ago

Dessicant bags are the answer. But, you have to traceany grossleak...

arw911 - 11 Years Ago

[quote]There is an American dealer notice to do the same, if customers...

AntV8 - 11 Years Ago

On the Hella xenons I have tried to reseal the joint between the lens...

Farmer Chalk - 11 Years Ago

[quote][b]Farmer Chalk (6/23/2014)[/b][hr]On the Hella xenons I have...

DurtyDisco - 11 Years Ago

Okay what I meant to say was per lamp not per lens... Check them out...

Farmer Chalk - 11 Years Ago

The lamp body and ballast tend to be ok, tends to be the glass &...

DurtyDisco - 11 Years Ago

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