Passing Lamp Cleaning
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The procedure that Bluehighways posted is the correct repair. It is common for the passing lights to fog on the inside. Itis not condensation.
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Cleaned them this morning
Took about 20 minutes - super easy.
I did the straight Isopropyl - had 91% in the house
Just swished it around then dumped it out and then used my wife's hair drier to evaporate the residue
Came out great - thanks everyone
Took about 20 minutes - super easy.
I did the straight Isopropyl - had 91% in the house
Just swished it around then dumped it out and then used my wife's hair drier to evaporate the residue
Came out great - thanks everyone
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I was trying to dry it out faster by attempting to get a rag in there and wipe
That was a PITA so I just went with the wife's blow dryer, low heat and just applied to the glass watching it evaporate
That was a PITA so I just went with the wife's blow dryer, low heat and just applied to the glass watching it evaporate
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