Due to the recent rainy weather, many car owners have reported water droplets or fog on their Volkswagen Car. In response to this phenomenon, it is recommended that car owners deal with it as soon as possible, otherwise it will accelerate the aging of the circuits and electronic components in Volkswagen Car, and even cause short circuits. First, we analyze the structure of Petrol Car headlights. Most headlamps have two vents on the back cover to exclude breathing devices that exchange the heat generated when the headlamp is turned on with cold outside air.
When there is water in the headlight or the humidity in the air is too high, if the temperature difference is large, a large amount of water vapor will adhere to the lamp wall to form water mist. In severe cases, it will flow down the lampshade to form some water.
The fog in the headlights of Volkswagen Car can be dealt with by the thermostatic system. When the headlights of a Petrol Car are started, the thermostat system will automatically start, and the heat and mist inside the headlights of the Petrol Car will be discharged through the active radiator of the thermostat system. This generally does not cause damage to the circuit or bulb of the Petrol Car headlight, and effectively reduces the probability of aging of the Petrol Car headlight caused by excessive internal temperature of the Petrol Car headlight. In addition, putting gasoline headlight desiccant into the headlight can also dispel the fog.
However, this common desiccant has a certain service life and needs to be replaced regularly. And it can only dry, remove water and fog, and its general service life is only 4-6 months. The constant temperature system can reduce the temperature, extend the service life of the headlights, remove fog, effectively eliminate water droplets inside the headlights of Volkswagen Car, and extend the life of the daytime driving light source inside the headlights by 3-5 years without yellowing or light decay. If used with a lens for Petrol Car upgrades, the service life can reach more than 5 years, and the light decay is extremely slow.
And if you find a lot of water droplets in the headlights after rain. In this case, it can be judged that there is a problem with the seal of the Petrol Car headlight. For example, the headlight cover or back cover of the Petrol Car is damaged, or there is a problem with the sealing strip between the lamp cover and the back cover. You should read the instructions and information from the professional lighting store and carefully check whether the ventilation hose on the back cover of the lampshade is damaged. After confirming that there is no damage, it is recommended to remove the lampshade from the assembly to deal with the leakage, and then re-seal and install it after treatment.
The fog in the headlights of Volkswagen Car can be dealt with by the thermostatic system. When the headlights of a Petrol Car are started, the thermostat system will automatically start, and the heat and mist inside the headlights of the Petrol Car will be discharged through the active radiator of the thermostat system. This generally does not cause damage to the circuit or bulb of the Petrol Car headlight, and effectively reduces the probability of aging of the Petrol Car headlight caused by excessive internal temperature of the Petrol Car headlight. In addition, putting gasoline headlight desiccant into the headlight can also dispel the fog.
However, this common desiccant has a certain service life and needs to be replaced regularly. And it can only dry, remove water and fog, and its general service life is only 4-6 months. The constant temperature system can reduce the temperature, extend the service life of the headlights, remove fog, effectively eliminate water droplets inside the headlights of Volkswagen Car, and extend the life of the daytime driving light source inside the headlights by 3-5 years without yellowing or light decay. If used with a lens for Petrol Car upgrades, the service life can reach more than 5 years, and the light decay is extremely slow.
And if you find a lot of water droplets in the headlights after rain. In this case, it can be judged that there is a problem with the seal of the Petrol Car headlight. For example, the headlight cover or back cover of the Petrol Car is damaged, or there is a problem with the sealing strip between the lamp cover and the back cover. You should read the instructions and information from the professional lighting store and carefully check whether the ventilation hose on the back cover of the lampshade is damaged. After confirming that there is no damage, it is recommended to remove the lampshade from the assembly to deal with the leakage, and then re-seal and install it after treatment.