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Kris TD	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:43
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo ok gas discharged ones are:P wrong, my dads hid's arent sealed, they still use bulbs powered by ballasts, the headlights are defo not sealed, lol
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:41
	quote: Originally posted by Icy fight! fight! fight! :lol: shat it u tart :P
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:40
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo ok gas discharged ones are:P :P
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:40
	quote: Originally posted by 16vmarc place really has gone to ruins without you hasnt it! :lol: yes :P
Icy	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:39
	fight! fight! fight! :lol:
Nismo	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:38
	ok gas discharged ones are:P
Marc	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:37
	place really has gone to ruins without you hasnt it! :lol:
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:35
	no they're not. Think about it, as soon as you change the bulb it would lose any pressure! I give up :rolleyes:
Nismo	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:30
	head lights are presureised ,
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:30
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo but what happens if air gets hot it produces condensation from the sun shining through I feel you may need to refer to your school science books. Why do headlights not steam up? (206 GTi's have clear plastic lenses) There should be no moisture inside a light, if there is it will suffer from condensation.
Marc	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:26
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo but what happens if air gets hot it produces condensation from the sun shining through then surely oe lights will do the same...
Marc	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:26
	heard abt usin silocone sealer b4, think it works
Nismo	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:25
	but what happens if air gets hot it produces condensation from the sun shining through
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:23
	There should be no moisture in the unit in the first place. no moisture = no condensation. YOU NONSE.
Nismo	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 14:21
	the sun light shines through the plastic causing condensation you nonse:rolleyes:
Kayleigh	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 13:33
	"Because of the clear plastic"? :lol: It's because of dodgy seals. I used top get it in one and it was no prob as it soon went again but in the other it built up and built up untill there was a puddle in the bottom :lol: . Keep an eye on them, if it gets worse, take them out and put them in the airing cuboard over niht, then seal round the edge with some silicone rubber.
antz1	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 13:19
	ok cheers m8
Nismo	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 13:16
	used to get that alot, its cus of the clear plastic, it aint nothing to worry about,
antz1	posted on 16th Nov 03 at 13:13
	just bout 2 wash my car and noticed my new lexus lights got condinsation in them. any 1 had this problem and no how 2 cure it.