How to Deal with Water in Car Headlights?

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MacBeckett
07/29/25 3:30pm
For relatively minor cases of water inside the headlights, there's no need to worry too much. After the headlights are turned on for a while, the moisture will evaporate and exit through the vent pipe along with the heat. Disassemble the headlight, open the cover, and let it dry. Then, inspect the surface of the headlight for any damage or potential leakage points. If any abnormalities are found, it is recommended to replace the rear cover seal. After water enters the headlight, never attempt to dry it by baking, as this can easily damage the headlight. The exterior of the headlight is made of plastic, which can melt under high heat.
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