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> How To Clean Inside Of Headlamps?
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post Jul 10 2008, 06:36 PM
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The inside of the headlamps is staining and looking rather pooey.. how can that be cleaned? I can't seem to open up the headlamps w/out breaking things. And I'd rather not take the whole assembly out and mess up the alignment of the lights.

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you can not clean the inside of the headlights they are a sealed for life unit, if they are just misted up with condensation you can remove the plastic caps that cover the bulbs and apply gentle heat to the headlamp lense (using a hair dryer) or park the car facing the sun for a few hours with the hood open
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Ya it's the outter plastic piece thats looking grungy.. that piece comes off?
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QUOTE(montego @ Jul 11 2008, 04:46 PM)
you can not clean the inside of the headlights they are a sealed for life unit, if they are just misted up with condensation you can remove the plastic caps that cover the bulbs and apply gentle heat to the headlamp lense (using a hair dryer) or park the car facing the sun for a few hours with the hood open
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What are my options as far as aftermarket?
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