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Rick38
Dodge Dakota
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10/02/2006
20:06:03
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Has anyone who has installed projector style headlamps with clear corners had this problem.
I had mistakenly purchased two complete sets of these and after a numerous times of trying to contact PRO CAR PARTS with no response, I just decided to keep them. anyway, the driver side, the whole thing fogs up inside. I took them off the truck and tried to see if they had any cracks of somehting to let moisture in them and the seem to be okay, so I tried the driver side from the other set that I mistakenly purchased and I have the same problem. Bad casting, Maybe. does anyone hace any suggestions, besides telling me I got ripped off?
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zzark
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10/04/2006
09:42:26
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I bought new, replacement headlights for a 1994 Dak, and had the same moisture problem.
The headlights are very similar to OEM, but not 100%.
First I tried sealing the back and sides with spray sealer stuff... no good.
I blocked the drain hose and that fixed it.
zzark
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rick38
Dodge Dakota
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10/04/2006
21:24:13
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I'll try and see if I xan find what you mean by drain hose.
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01 R/T
Dodge Dakota
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10/12/2006
04:06:32
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PRO CAR PARTS are a bunch a crooks. I had the exact same problem with mine and they coulda cared less. Anyway, find the smallest drill bit and drill a hole in the bottom of the headlight houseing. I've been moisture free for two years now.
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