Motomars36

I put after market headlights in about a year ago, bout a month or two ago they started getting condensation on the inside of them and fogged up? What can I do to preven this? Is there some kind of sealent to put around it?

Summers22

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Yes, silicone. Should have done it when you bought them before initial install. Take all bulbs out, blow a hair dryer in them until they dry out, then silicone the gap where the clear lens meets the black housing.

lumpythetexan

For my 13 I ran a set of retro raptor fit after market lights and never had a problem, but they are expensive, but worth the price. Not trying to be a jerk, but you get what you paid for. When it comes to lights and other safety features, I do not use inexpensive products.

fcancer

Raptor Retrofit,or retro raptor fit??

230748

Motomars what headlights did you install? You should never need to seal around your headlight, unless your truck is old and your headlight has some holes in it of course... you didn't specify what year your truck was

eyecandynsx

Cheap *** headlights tend to do that...

lumpythetexan

Fat fingers. Raptor retro fit.

fcancer

[QUOTE] Cheap *** headlights tend to do that.../QUOTE]
Not just cheap ones.My $1500 Projector Reto's did it no matter how many holes I drilled in them


Yeah same here,,,Fat fingers, dyslexia, 3 years in 6th grade....Spell check cant figure out what I'm trying to say

Motomars36

It's 07 they're aftermarket. Just wanting a good name to buy aftermarket from

Summers22

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Only ones you will buy that dont need seeled are Hella or OEM. Any ebay or amazon cheapy will do that, even Spyder and Anzo will leak.