Is It Normal for Headlights to Have Moisture?
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It is not normal for headlights to have moisture. The reasons for moisture in headlights include: 1. The car has been driven through water or in rainy conditions; 2. High-pressure water guns were used to clean the car; 3. Cracks in the headlight's sealing cover; 4. Aging of the lamp cover rubber; 5. Detachment of the vent cap, vent tube, or breathable membrane; 6. Cracks in the welding between the headlight and the lamp housing. Methods to deal with moisture in headlights are: 1. Remove the headlight dust cover to allow quick evaporation of the moisture inside; 2. Turn on the headlights for about 30 minutes to increase the internal temperature and speed up the evaporation of small water droplets; 3. Use an air gun to blow air into the headlights, which can accelerate the removal of fog and moisture.