Hazy taillight fix?
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Hazy light
Hey guys/gals,
Just noticed that one of my taillights seems to be a bit hazy (sorry, can't think of a better way to describe it). This haze is only on the clear part of the taillight. Any ideas on how to fix it?
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Look up headlight restoration kits. The same can be used on the tail lights.
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If it's moisture on the inside, there should be a rubber vent hose that attaches to the back of the taillight. You might try removing the light from the car, which is really easy - 2 screws and 1 plug and the orient the light so that if you use a hair dryer set on low and heat up the light, the moisture inside will be able to evaporate up and out. Worth a shot before deciding to replace the light.