water in headlight
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
water in headlight
my headlight assemblies get a little fogged up when it rains. i was curious if this is something that i have to worry about. will it cause any damage? it goes go away on its own.
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
actually the situation is that i put the 02 headlight assemblies on my 00 ml320. at the same time i made the halogens hid's with a retrofit kit. so, i attempted to have them resealed but its a real pain in the a**. just curious if i tis something i have to have repaired or can i just leave it the way it is? thanks for replying.
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There is a technical bulletin for ML headlights fogging. They say it is normal, and the condensation will evaporate after about a half-hour of driving with the headlights on.
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Originally posted by mbtech208
There is a technical bulletin for ML headlights fogging. They say it is normal, and the condensation will evaporate after about a half-hour of driving with the headlights on.
There is a technical bulletin for ML headlights fogging. They say it is normal, and the condensation will evaporate after about a half-hour of driving with the headlights on.
you think thats believable?
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Originally posted by ahopeter
really, thanks for letting me know...makes me feel a little better.
you think thats believable?
really, thanks for letting me know...makes me feel a little better.
you think thats believable?
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a car that can't do the throttle reset.
the condensation does evaporate after 30 min, even without headlights on... just got worried when told could cause a short.
whoops, should have read your name before doubting you, thanks for the help!
whoops, should have read your name before doubting you, thanks for the help!
