How to Deal with Water Inside Headlights?

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Methods for handling water in headlights are as follows: 1. First, inspect the headlight cover to check for any damaged areas. The presence of mist or water droplets inside the car's headlights indicates water ingress, and determining how the water entered the headlight is crucial. 2. If water ingress is due to a damaged headlight cover, the only solution is to drive to a repair shop for a replacement. If the headlight cover is intact, there's no need to worry. 3. Try to remove the water droplets and mist manually: You can drive the car outdoors and let it bask in the sun for half a day, relying on the sun's heat to evaporate the mist inside the headlights. If there's still residue, you can turn on the car's headlights. The headlights generate heat when turned on, which can also evaporate much of the mist. 4. Drive to a repair shop for inspection: Technicians can disassemble the headlights to clear out the mist and water droplets, check the headlights' sealing condition, and repair any damaged areas. They have the tools to inspect the headlight wiring and identify the source of the problem to properly fix the headlights.