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I changed my bulbs and left the cover off. It rained and when i put the cover back on i got condensation inside. I took the cover back off and ran it with the lights on for a good half hour or so. Allowed the lights to cool and on a dry day put the cover back on.
It hasn't returned since and I clean it at work with a high pressure jet wash. This may or may not solve your problem but must be worth a try.
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I have a similar problem, i have condensation in the drivers side repeater. I have no idea how these come off to attempt to fix, any ideas?
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Just to update you all on mine, I took the rear cover off last night and had the hair dryer on for about 5mins, then left the back cover off over night, the condensation has gone, BUT it's left water marks on the inside of the lense and it looks pants! I can live with it tho!
My nearside front light has condensation in it. Went to the dealers today and they said Seat won,t replace under warrantyThe car is 14 months old and to say i,m not pleased is an understatement
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it has to be the sealant surely as i only ever get it on one side. I tried adding some gel packs that remove the moistre from shoe boxes - no good. some small holes at the bottom of the headlight cover work quite well and if you do it on the bottom piece it isnt even visible. However still mists up now and again(not half as bas as it was) and the easiest thing to do is to remove the rear cover and drive it letting the warmth of the engine and air flow demist.