Headlamp Access Window Not Sealed
I had some light condensation in my headlights, so I bought large silica packs to place behind each one and draw out the moisture. Seems to be the quickest fix as per the forum.
Upon removing both access windows, I managed to break a few of the plastic female clips to put everything back together snugly.
Now both access windows are on, but they are certainly not connected tightly.
My question is, should I go out of my way to try to secure them better and make sure they are water tight, or did I just help myself by providing a sort of unintentional vent?
Im sure I could cinch it up with zip ties, but my large gut tells me I’ll be just fine.
Upon removing both access windows, I managed to break a few of the plastic female clips to put everything back together snugly.
Now both access windows are on, but they are certainly not connected tightly.
My question is, should I go out of my way to try to secure them better and make sure they are water tight, or did I just help myself by providing a sort of unintentional vent?
Im sure I could cinch it up with zip ties, but my large gut tells me I’ll be just fine.
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