Parts and Instructions to Stop the Headlight Moisture
The Correct Rubber Seal
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
The Specific Size & Shape is Important
After much trial and error, it was concluded that this is the best seal. Find it here (Amazon)
The Specific Size & Shape is Important
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
The Specific Size & Shape is Important
When you receive the rubber seal
you will need to measure the length of the existing gasket along the side edges of the hood and along the top of the headlamp glass.
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
This rubber seal comes with an adhesive section. Peal off the adhesive covering a few inches at a time as you pres it firmly over the old gasket, being sure to seal the rotting areas so water is redirected not dripping down and into headlight case.
New Rubber Headlight & Hood Seal
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
You Do Not Need to Remove the Old Gasket/Seal
The new 8mm T-shaped rubber seal will stop water from making its way down into the headlight case.
New Rubber Headlight and Seal
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
The new 8mm T-shaped rubber seal will stop water from making its way down into the headlight case.
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
Videos To Help With Installation COMING SOON
Once you have put 4 strips on the vehicle (each side of hood and above each headlight) just close your hood and you are good!