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Old 08-23-2001, 10:21 PM   #1
Johnny Fort
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Post Headlight housing filling with water?
Whenever it rains, one of my headlights fills with water and stays full unless I remove it and pour it out. It gets all fogged up. Do I have to replace the whole housing or is there a quick fix? I don't drive the car in the rain that often but it also happens when I'm washing it. Thanks for the help.

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