bboycasper86

I have some projectors just like these...havnt fogged up before and ive have them on for like 2 years...its getting colder and fog crept in....now if i decide to take them off and reseal them how would i do so?
ive looked everywhere how to do that step by step but no luck...can someone please help....???? or do i hav to start fresh buy a new pair and reseal brand new? either way imma still need the info on how to take apart and reseal..


thanks and peace

chrischoi

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Take all the screws off, bake in the oven, pry apart. Then use some silicone or something, reseal, put screws back on.

Also, where the bulbs lock in, make sure it seals there. It'll creep there too.

Zman

Mine fog up when it rains a lot. I hate it. I just deal with it.

bboycasper86

how many degrees do i bake it at? and how long?

jct

lowest setting but i do not know for how long

jamie1tc

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throw some cookies in the oven...when they're done ur lights are done....lol Look at the angel eyes install, it explains the oven thing..

bboycasper86

lol i think i would take the cookies out 1st then ide forget about my lights..
what angel eyes install?

daneisthegreatest

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hmmm that box looks familiar lol...thought i had a twin rolling around for a second there.

bake them in the oven for about 30 mins at 200* its been so long since ive done mine i dont remember all of the steps but just be CAREFUL prying the lens off you will cuss like a sailor if you break one.

daneisthegreatest

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also how foggy are they, even after being resealed, one of mine would fog a little from time to time.

here is a link to the tech article i used while doing mine back in the day. i know its for stock headlights but it gives you a good idea of what to do.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/scion-xb-1st-gen-aero-exterior-1607/blackout-headlights-xb-89561/

just scrape as much of the old silicone out of the headlight and dont leave any gaps when putting the new silicone in, you dont have to rebake it to put the lens back on since you are not reusing the old silicone.

i hope this helped and sorry about the double post.

island_box59

Does this go the same for oxidation?? Just wondering how I can rid a bit of it from the covers. It seem to also be inside, I did a strobe mod couple months back and then the whole lens oxidized completely! Pretty sure its because I drove around for a while with a half inch hole in each housing during a cold weather (stupid me)...is there anyway of helping this out? Thanks guys.

daneisthegreatest

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are they stock headlights or aftermarket? you might just need to get a used set from someone on here if its bad enough.