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WTB: 4th Gen Headlight Assemblies
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hgriffin434
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I had the same issue with my 2007 headlamps, I ended up taking my assemblies apart, cleaning them with windex, drying, and re-sealing. Did that a few months ago and have had zero condensation issues since, and that's with going through multiple rainstorms and living in College Station, the land of 100% humidity. This is always an option if you can't find any assemblies at your price point. Best of luck! :cheers:
UrbanRunner651
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I swapped my 08 sport lamps out due to one side having heavy condensation when I first bought it in 2015. After sitting in the garage for a couple months it has dried up but should probably be resealed to prevent it from coming back. I don't think i'll be using them ever again if you are still looking for a set.
