[Ernie]

It appears that there is a milky haze on the inside of my headlights. Does anyone else have a similar problem and is there a fix? Can you disassemble the headlamp and clean the interior glass and reflector? Thanks!

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[flash]

you can't really disassemble the headlight. you can remove the bulb, and get in there with a brush and a cleaning compound and remove some of the milkiness (be careful not to use anything that creates fumes, as this will only make the problem worse). it is a tedious job, with limited results. in the end, i just replaced them.

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[Ernie]

I feared as much! Them babies probably aren't cheap either. Thanks for the input.

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[Ernie]

Hey Flash, do you have some kind of special brushes? I checked it out and it seems like building a ship in a bottle! LOL! No wonder you sprang for some new headlights. Too funny!

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[JTP]

My lights have a slight haze to them also. It's not too bad yet so I'll leave them be. But I do have an extra set of headlights I acquired but never used if someone is interested.

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[flash]

bottle brushes

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[schwarz968]

[quote name='JTP' timestamp='1402360551' post='158446']My lights have a slight haze to them also. It's not too bad yet so I'll leave them be. But I do have an extra set of headlights I acquired but never used if someone is interested.[/quote]



I'm interested in one of the headlights.

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