Moisture In Your Taillights - No Big Deal.
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Moisture in Your Taillights: No Big Deal
Overview
One day you might notice one of your taillights is fogged up, and the other has water pooling at the bottom. Don’t worry?"it’s more common than you think.
Identifying the Problem
You might be here because:
- You have moisture in your taillights.
- You know someone who does.
- You're just curious.
Regardless, I'm here to help you solve this common issue in the custom truck world: moisture in your taillights.
The Scenario
Imagine this: you come home to find a package on your doorstep. Inside are your new taillights, and you're thrilled. You hurry to install them and wash your truck. Later, you realize one taillight is fogged, and another has collected water. What happened?
The Culprit: Faulty Seals
Here’s what likely occurred:
When you removed your old taillights, you probably didn’t replace the rubber or foam gasket that seals the bulb socket. Over time, these gaskets wear out and won’t fit perfectly against new surfaces. When you washed your truck, water slipped through, creating what we call "Fishbowl Syndrome."
What to Do
There's an easy fix for this:
1. Replace the Gasket: You can find a compatible gasket at most auto parts stores. A new one will seal properly and keep moisture out.
2. Use Petroleum Jelly: Apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly to the existing gasket. This temporary solution helps it adapt to the new surface and seals out water.
For more advice, visit [Stylin Concepts](http://www.stylinconcepts.com).
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