Headlight condensation
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I had this happen occasionally with my Vantage. I would direct a small space heater toward the headlight and this would resolve the issue. It has not been a problem with my Rapide. If you do a search I seem to remember some fixes for this.
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I'm thinking about this at the moment too.
I've read about people drilling small holes in the black plastic housing and putting gore-tex patches over them to let the moisture out but not back in.
I'm still researching if this is going to work before I do it though...
Did you get any further OP?
I've read about people drilling small holes in the black plastic housing and putting gore-tex patches over them to let the moisture out but not back in.
I'm still researching if this is going to work before I do it though...
Did you get any further OP?
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There is a thread on PH forum covering this problem ...
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/...f=70&t=1715621
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/...f=70&t=1715621
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Hi Guys, the best solution is a venting kit, I have had two Vantages, both with headlight condensation, pleased to say, my current Vantage is crystal clear, all weathers. The venting kit I have is from AM Upgrades, email them and ask for info amupgrades@gmail.com
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