MY LIGHTS ARE GATHERING ALOT OF CONDENSATION WHAT CAN I DO TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM

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the misting up of the lenses of the lights from the inside is due to physical reasons and provided no dirt residues have formed, is not an indication of damage.

moisture or variations in temperature can result in the headlights misting up in the following situations:

- driving with lights on, cooling down in a warm or moist environment (e.g. garage), consequently operating the vehicle at a low ambient temperature.

- rapid cooling down (considerable temperature variations) of the previously operated headlights (vehicle washing plant, rain)

- major variations in weather conditions when vehicle stationary

- strong sun's rays combined with low temperatures and vehicles operated previously in a warm and moist climate.

in all cases ventilation of the main and additional headlights and fog lamps when the vehicle is driven and also stationary ensures that any misting which is present disappears again after a certain time. switching on the lights accelerates this process.


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