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Old 10-21-2012, 12:55 PM
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Just finished washing the Jeep and noticed some condensation accumulating on the inside of one of my daylighters lens. I assume I can just take the lens off and wipe it out right? Any idea how to keep it from happening again ( other than stop washing it. LOL)
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Originally Posted by osubauer
Just finished washing the Jeep and noticed some condensation accumulating on the inside of one of my daylighters lens. I assume I can just take the lens off and wipe it out right? Any idea how to keep it from happening again ( other than stop washing it. LOL)
I had the same issue with one of my KC lights. I contacted KC and they sent me a new seal. But that didn't fix the problem either. I disassembled the fixture. Cleaned the seal. Applied a little silicon spray to the seal and reassembled. That seemed to help. But didn't stop the water completely. I've had the fixtures for several years now. I hardly ever see the condensation anymore.
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Thanks, I guess I'll skip the calling KC if their fix doesn't really help.



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