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From: Fairhope Alabama
Mine did the same thing. It's likely if you get the exact same ones they will do it again. I've seen people put the headlight housing in the oven so they can separate the glue and put a new bead of silicone in between the lens and the housing. What I did, was the lazy way, first I got all the moisture out of it with a heat gun taking my time with the headlight housing on the table, I then just ran a bead of clear silicone around the edges all the way around over top of the old stuff and worked it in the cracks with my fingers. Been working pretty good for the most part ever since!
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Albuquerque
Well it’s the same light that points up in the air and as much as I understand the process to fix it , it’s annoying that I have to do it ! No quality control these day just venting at this point!
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