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Old 10-30-2007, 01:35 PM
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condensation and fogg

my 98 civic always getw water in the tail lights...... it sucks @ss .... trunk aint like open in the rain or nothin... seals are good...
lots of condensation. seem sealed to me.
any other rice racers know what to do?
oh and man the fog. in the winter, when i start it. i cant get rid of fogg.
tried products dudes..... no luck. ...... like what am i doin wrong dudes?
pleez advise, it is a pain in my @ss thanjs
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Old 10-30-2007, 04:28 PM
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The seals are leaking, common problem with hondas when they get older. A trick we use to do for customers at the dealership is remove the lenses and drill a very small hole in the bottom of the lense near the corner and that helped 90% of the time. What do you mean about fog, the exhaust of cold start up?
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If you can find the leak, then use some silicone to seal. If you cannot, then the idea above has been done many times and shows alot of merit.
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