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AdiSRI	posted on 29th Oct 04 at 08:47
	Astra G headlights are notorious for it my dads did it too.
Ian	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 22:51
	My xenons do it on the Astra, factory fit.
Joff	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 18:50
	Can you see it when you're driving? If not, no biggie.
AdamF	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 17:43
	my o/s one does it
timrud_	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 17:34
	It does it on mine, I'm not bothered really!
Nismo	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 16:40
	quote: Originally posted by Joff Apparently not. VX220's do it front and rear, MR2s do it front, Golf Mk4's do it at the front... probably loads more now lights all seem to come with clear glass. If the lights aren't taking in water, I wouldn't worry about a little condensation. this is true , you dont notice it with OE parts cus of the textures light surface.
waynep	posted on 28th Oct 04 at 16:37
	my problem has come back and its not going :(
Makarus	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 22:15
	But my Honda doesn't do it and it has got huge clear lenses at the front. Civic Coupe.
Joff	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 21:51
	LMF, FK, etc.
dave17	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 21:32
	wher can i get these lights from?
Joff	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 20:09
	Apparently not. VX220's do it front and rear, MR2s do it front, Golf Mk4's do it at the front... probably loads more now lights all seem to come with clear glass. If the lights aren't taking in water, I wouldn't worry about a little condensation.
Davido	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 20:06
	quote: Originally posted by Joff Condensation is a feature of clear glass on headlamps and tailights. VWs, Vauxhalls, Toyotas, they all do it as standard, from the factory. :! how come doesnt there have to be some sort of break in the seal to allow condensation
the_legend_of_yrag	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 19:21
	Have this problem on the offside light
Joff	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 19:20
	Condensation is a feature of clear glass on headlamps and tailights. VWs, Vauxhalls, Toyotas, they all do it as standard, from the factory.
Davido	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 19:10
	:lol: so r urs still doing it or u fixed it now?
waynep	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 19:02
	i put a cloth over a screw driver and then pushed driver into headlight bulb hole !! haha
Davido	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 18:58
	:rolleyes: when i took them out i realised that the indicator fitting with the rubber seal wasnt in correct may have been this ?? but still put some silocone round the join just incase only thing is how the hell can i clean the inside of the glass if there r water marks when they have dried out?
waynep	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 18:56
	yes i got this problem too ! i just leave side lights unplugged and it cleared up a bit or just spray some rain ex on the inside lens
Fear	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 18:55
	mine are fine but i got the e-maerked RHD drive ones that are just dark and not a really clear lense!
Davido	posted on 12th Sep 04 at 18:53
	got mine only had em fitted a day n they r getting condesation ne1 else had this problem :boggle: i took em of n sealed them with clear silocone removed headlight bulb fitting n stuck them in my airing cupboard just worried there r gone b water marks on the inner glass? [Edited on 12-09-2004 by daveyboyuk]