Headlight water problem

Hello friends. I think ten vehicles on the right side of my vehicle got water. As if it was steamed. It doesn't go like that for about 10 days. What should I do to make it pass? More importantly not to have any more? I share the picture of Asagiya.

[QUOTE = lilokan] friends hello. I think ten vehicles on the right side of my vehicle got water. As if it was steamed. It doesn't go like that for about 10 days. What should I do to make it pass? More importantly not to have any more? I share the picture of Asagiya. [/ QUOTE] let me declare my opinion, disassemble the headlight, then put a heat machine with a fund machine or something similar, dry it thoroughly, then apply a thin silicon to the joints of the mouse, and there is a high probability that there is no crack on the glass, etc.

I think it is a very laborious job. Is there any other way to dry it?

[QUOTE = lilokan] teacher, I think it is a very troublesome job. If there is another way to dry it, remove [/ QUOTE] bulbs, keep warm air from there, but be careful not to be too hot, I think maybe the fund machine's temperature is ideal.

This is much more attractive than my teacher, thank you very much. When I look alone, there is no barrier that the headlight gets water. How did it get steamed there?

[QUOTE = lilokan] I want this much more attractive teacher, thank you very much. When I look alone, there is no barrier that the headlight gets water. I wonder how it got steamed there [/ QUOTE] in my wet stops, it looks hot cold in the wet time, the glue has gone, and when it gets air etc. I think it is sweating and it is doing it from me.

The plastic caps behind the headlight bulbs pass after a while.

[QUOTE = ersin61] The plastic caps behind the headlight bulbs will pass after a while. [/ QUOTE]