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I installed my projectors last week and noticed that they fog up . Now the bulbs are starting to blow on the lights. Is this connected with the fogging up. If I seal the lights will this stop the bulbs blowing. The bulbs I used are not cheap ones, and I made sure not to touch the glass case of the bulb. Will moisture cause the bulbs to blow

 
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Woah cool your bulbs are blowing your lights? It's about time we heard more about blow jobs around here [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]

But yeah moisture can cause bulbs to blow. Condensation on the outside of the bulb can cause differences in pressure especially that small of a volume of space, and when the bulb heats up, it will likely "blow" haha

Seal them b!tches up with silicon and u should be cool

 
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I knew I should have phrased that different,


Thanks Nookie

 
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they are fogging up because you installed them on a humid day.. Simply take off the rubber seals and use a heat gun or blow dryer and blow warm air into them untill all the moisture is gone..then put back on the rubber seals and yer done..

 
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so are you saying moisture can be trapped inside and even though u seal up your headlamps really good it could still fog? cause i re-sealed my headlamps and i see it still fogging [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]