Subject	I had that problem with my Subaru, try this >>
Posted by	Turbodoug on October 08, 2000 at 7:32 AM
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In Reply To	"foggy" headlights- anyone got a cure? posted by IXLR8 on October 08, 2000 at 06:23 AM
Message	Wait for a low humidity day. Tape a peice of hose and slip one end into the headlight. Slip the other end of the hose into your vacuum cleaner and secure it with tape. Be sure to leave space for outside air for the vac to suck on or you will overheat the motor. Turn on the vac and let it run for 10 ~ 15 min and the moisture should be gone.
Follow Ups	"foggy" headlights- anyone got a cure? - IXLR8 06:23:22 10/08/00 I am not sure but I was wanting to take mine apart as well - Carlos Ramirez 07:06:53 10/08/00 I had that problem with my Subaru, try this >> - Turbodoug 07:32:35 10/08/00 I sealed mine with some type of rubber silicon sealant all>> - Kevy 13:09:34 10/08/00 Just bought new ones>>> - Warpspeed 04:53:02 10/09/00
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