Evaporation of 307 headlights

What a coincidence when I was picking up my car from the garage 2 days ago, I realized that the right headlight was filled with water and started to accumulate in the headlight. ..

nothing happened to any place etc., what do you think the problem can be thanks

nobody has any idea & nbsp;

I have a similar problem. Even if there is no water in it, it can be steamed in cold weather.

instead of literally filling the water, it is steaming and collecting the most corners in droplets. As a fastidious person, there is a 307m with blind looks.

I have the same problem, the water is filling in the headlight, the headlights & nbsp; are heating up closely, the steam becomes :) just like a steam in the vicious cycle for 1 month, then & nbsp; disappears ...

If you searched the forum [QUOTE = ezelefe] well, you would have found the solution. No problem in the headlights, no headlight dismantled, completely checked, no problem, but the problem continues.

There is a piece of rubber that the sockets come in, check it out too, my brother may be ripped or something.

[QUOTE = I Love My Pug] there is a piece of rubber clogged by the sockets, check it out too, my brother can be a bit of a tear. )

When one eye is open, one eye is closed, the headlights are like hayko cepkin :))

[QUOTE = fexzi] [QUOTE = I Love My Pug] there is a piece of rubber that the sockets come in, check it out too, my brother may be tear or something. Thank you, I didn't think of it :)

& nbsp;

You're welcome, what do you mean, brother :)

[QUOTE = berkekk] When one eye is open and one eye is closed, the headlights are like hayko cepkin:)) [/ QUOTE]

I did not find it at the time I bought it, but then I saw that one of the headlights of the headlight did not show the broken room. dry, open the covers behind the headlight, remove the turn signal lamp, ventilate for 2-3 days, then if there is a cracked crack or openness, turn it off.

[QUOTE = berkekk] When one eye is open and one eye is closed, the headlights are like hayko cepkin:)) [/ QUOTE]

There was a similar problem in my vehicle. But it's not about the water in me. On the contrary, there was a short circuit in the electrical connection. The headlights were going on every once in a while. He did a short-circuit burn and occasionally sat inside the headlight. Well, if yours is passing, well. I don't have such a situation either: /

usually evaporates because it gets water from the silicon on the edge of the headlight glass, and I don't think it is open outside of it. if you have not touched the bio, either the previous owner has touched or the silicone has lost its properties over time.

Thanks to the interested friends, I will share what the problem is when my problem is resolved.

[QUOTE = Alicangulpinar] I have a similar problem. Even if there is no water in it, it can be smeared in cold weather. [/ QUOTE]

If you have solved the problem, let's take a lesson if it happens to us in the summer:)

I have the same problem with me :( how do we remove this headlight?

Since the signal received water from the bottom, there was evaporation in the headlight, I ripped it out, I cleaned it, I will add photos in the evening.