Do these have an issue with getting moisture on the inside of the headlamp?
324446
I haven't had a issue with moisture in the headlamp but the day after I put mine on went thru the car wash and had moisture in the corner lamp. Not high quality but cheap replacement
658332
They are keyed so if it is opposite there is nothing you can do. Not unless you can rotate the keyed entry on the headlamp which I doubt. Alternatively, just keep them in high beam =D.
428966
There is a fairly snug fitting piece of plexiglass that slides under the light assembly. Minimal amounts of moisture actually reach the LED's if any.
1489075
I have used them both inside and outside. They have been on for about a year now with no problems.
1535854
I installed these lights about 8 months ago and there is NO moisture at all inside the sealed housing.
579507
I have spec-d tunning projector headlamps on my car. I see no problems when I installed these hid in them.
1615367
Yes. I have several cree bulbs in enclosed fixtures and have had no problems with them.
1277264
No idea. Mine are only a few months old and need to be replaced. Even with the rubber boot around the bulb, the housing collects moisture and rust inside
592097
You shouldn't need to wipe the inside often, if at all. Don't rest them on your forehead and they won't fog. If you somehow get snow inside them shake/blow it out and allow them to air dry. With all the vents they will dry and un-fog themselves quickly. If you treat them well, they will treat you well.
1169973
I have not had one problem with my headlights,but,I ordered two brand new replacements from AMazon a year ago.Annette B. doesn't say if they are new or older ones she is inquiring about.I have spoken to one other person who had the same problem,but with older headlight assembly's and she sprayed an adhesive in a can she got at a hardware store on the backside of the assembly and she hasn't had any further problems with her bulbs shooting out.Spray lightly though or you will get your bulbs stuck,and they won't be easily gotten out if you do need to replace one.
2179729
They are until they stop working. I don't think it is a moisture problem I just think the switches or the electronics are very poor quality. From what I've looked up on various sites this headset has a ridiculous failure rate. I loved it for the weeks that it worked but I don't plan on ever ordering another one.
1336519
Yes. However I would look into getting some sealant. Of course with packaging and such one of mine let moisture in but it is fixed now. I like them a lot. I would also recommend Xenon lights because Halos don't look as good.
489195
Due to the type lights they are built to use the answer is yes they can,but since they were replaced for being discolored and foggy they have not had any moisture build up and I live in a subtrope area.I'd buy them again,they fit well and dispute the did ription not saying they had lights or not they did come with bulbs which I did use.Best price,thanks I hope this helped
1547229
If you mean like the actual headlight, I have had them on for a while with no issues. They're good in that sense. There is no water build up inside of them. If you're asking if the headlight is sealed to the car, then no its not.
882188
they stay moist for quite a long time. i just opened my second box and haven't had any issues. i think i've found maybe 1-2 duds but besides that im never concerned of them being dry.
433136
They are waterproof from rain that you might encounter on the trail, but haven't tried to soak them in water. Like I said in my post, they might not be the best lights in the market, but they are a great BANG-for-the-BUCS ($$) kinda lights. Have worked perfect for my needs.
1106499
Since headlamps are auto plastic material, I tend to avoid using chemicals that may cause it to degrade under sun/heat. I don't use this product on my headlights, but it's perfectly fine on glass windows.