Remove Water In Tail Lights & Headlights

[@davidg8032]

Concise and to the point. No fluff....
Thank You!!!

[@trackpalmer]

Glad it was helpful!🫡

[@tryintobesoquiet]

This seems to be a fairly common problem with Highlanders (and RAV4). Thanks for the video(s).

[@trackpalmer]

You bet 🫡

[@Frosty-my5lm]

Thank you for your videos. You’ve helped me a ton with working on my highlander by myself 😁

[@trackpalmer]

Glad to help

[@atticstattic]

Nice presentation.

[@trackpalmer]

Thank you. Hope you clicked the like button :)

[@signummotors]

Good one, thanks, will try that - seems to be common on Toyotas, will be re-sealing my old Celica this weekend.

[@trackpalmer]

Glad it helped

[@altezzas14]

Hi thanks for the video. Did it fix the condensation problem?

[@trackpalmer]

It did

[@areebtanvir5840]

Thanks for your help Bro, I have the same year and same color Highlander

[@trackpalmer]

Nice. What’s your current mileage?

[@areebtanvir5840]

@@trackpalmer I barely pass 110K miles but your videos help and guide my projects. Although, one thing i hate is the premature Front CV Boot leaks on the axles. Last time it was changed under warranty @48k miles and now i can see the leak again after 100k miles

[@peterbird3932]

Beautiful video Thank !

[@trackpalmer]

Glad you enjoyed it🫡

[@RIEther-sf7mf]

If there a lot of water in there would you recommend the same process?
Great content by the way 🇯🇲

[@trackpalmer]

Same process will work. Using silicon should be better to prevent water from getting back in.

[@EliastheKiNg34]

Getting this on my 2023 jeep grand Cherokee Limited

[@trackpalmer]

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[@obrien8228]

silicone would work better for temperature deformation , right?

[@trackpalmer]

Silicone would work great. Will stand up to outdoor elements 🫡

[@nikupatel9]

Did this fix your problem

[@trackpalmer]

Yes. Clear silicone works better though

[@nibbit1969]

nice job!

[@trackpalmer]

Thanks🫡

[@trackpalmer]

Thanks🫡

[@texasstyle09]

What did you use to apply the JB Weld?

[@trackpalmer]

I used kebab stick. Clear silicone may be a better sealer. I didn’t have any

[@-787photo]

is everything ok today with the water 💦 💦 inside

[@trackpalmer]

Yes. Still sealed. Silicone works better though

[@ema8909]

Use clear silicone (he said in comments) :)

[@trackpalmer]

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[@ferrari360000]

The easy fix is make three tiny holes in bottom side of the lights then this vapour will never form

[@trackpalmer]

That’s could work. You will still have moisture during winter season though. Can cause corrosion