Celica Forums General Discussion General Head Light Condensation

I was wondering if anyone knew how to get rid of condensation in 2000 to 2004 headlights or where i can purchases new ones other than the dealer

is it condensation on the inside or just the outsied starting to fog up?

the inside i will post a picture it looks very bad

Here is a picture

COT DAYUM man, that suks. Im not really sure of anywhere to get them other than toyota. They dont have aftermarket headlights for celi's. at least not that i kno of

thanks for your help bro give me a heads up if you find one anywhere thanks

go out on a nice sunny day, take out the bulbs and all the rubber shit and let it sit in the sun all day. Or you can take it apart and clean it, it'd be much cleaner if you do it that way. If you put it in the sun remember to seal it w/ silicone sealant or something when completely dry

did you open your headlight? coz if you did, you may want to reseal it again. oh and make sure there aren't any cracks on the housing make sure it's sealed tight.

I had few condesation once coz painted my housing but that was because I didn't put sealer back. Now that I did...there's no more condesation buildup in my headlight.

Open it up, clean it, and reseal it.

There is a guide in the install section

https://celicahobby.com/ubbthreads/thread.f0_1953313005_1_collapsed_5_365_1.html#1953313005

If you're going to open it up via the oven method, might as well take the time to paint them as well...

all i do is turn on my car, then turn all my lights on with the hight beans and let it get hot. wait for an hour and it should be gone

thank you for all you help guys, if anyone finds aftermarket headlights let me know

aftermarket headlamps are pretty much nonexistent..

unless you were/are willing to pay top dollar cause the ones that are out there cost a lot

here's an example..

https://celicahobby.com/ubbthrea...#Post1870259479

$650.00 JDM headlamps from KARacing
m-style headlights are like $4000

check the thread for more examples..

you can always drill a small whole to let the incoming air escape stopping the condensation build up

damn...welcome to the club.