I just recently had the front end of my '06 Accord apart to put on a replacement fender, respray the bumper and some other parts.
I also sanded and cleared the headlights. I noticed on the top of each headlight housing, in a place you could never see or touch when in the car, there was a single small black rubber plug. A vent I'm assuming?
After I finished with them I pulled one of the plugs out in curiosity. They had clearcoat on them now. I put it back in but I don't recall which headlight since they were out of the car.
Within a couple days of putting the car back together I had moisture in the driver headlight. The moisture has been getting worse.
I'm not sure if it's the one I pulled the plug out of or not. But let me tell you what a pita it will be to remove one headlight. The front bumper will have to come off, I managed to put the car back together without scratching any of my fresh paint.
Can I drill a small hole somewhere else in the headlight housing and somehow recreate what it naturally had functioning before? For all I know the plug I bothered with is the one with moisture.
Kind of funny to me, since I just did paintwork on the car my friends/family are interested in looking at it and now it's got this screwed up headlight so that's the focal point.
I also sanded and cleared the headlights. I noticed on the top of each headlight housing, in a place you could never see or touch when in the car, there was a single small black rubber plug. A vent I'm assuming?
After I finished with them I pulled one of the plugs out in curiosity. They had clearcoat on them now. I put it back in but I don't recall which headlight since they were out of the car.
Within a couple days of putting the car back together I had moisture in the driver headlight. The moisture has been getting worse.
I'm not sure if it's the one I pulled the plug out of or not. But let me tell you what a pita it will be to remove one headlight. The front bumper will have to come off, I managed to put the car back together without scratching any of my fresh paint.
Can I drill a small hole somewhere else in the headlight housing and somehow recreate what it naturally had functioning before? For all I know the plug I bothered with is the one with moisture.
Kind of funny to me, since I just did paintwork on the car my friends/family are interested in looking at it and now it's got this screwed up headlight so that's the focal point.