Water Proof Headlights

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My headlights on Tufftee have been sealed with a thin smear of sealant, and both lights have a drain tube fitted to allow condensation to drain. At the bottom of each tube is a small ballon to allow for air expansion and contraction.
 
Will i be able to remove the glass front from the mirrored reflector in order to remove the exploded bulb and wipe dry the mirrored reflector?

:confused:

P.S The Mad Hat Man, how many keybords have you replaced posting over 35,000 posts, LOL
 
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Terra Dog said:
Will i be able to remove the glass front from the mirrored reflector in order to remove the exploded bulb and wipe dry the mirrored reflector?

:confused:

P.S The Mad Hat Man, how many keybords have you replaced posting over 35,000 posts, LOL
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Nope just remove bulb (or whats left of it and tip the **** out of the hole then rinse with fresh water and leave somewhere warm to dry out.
 
Ok thanks for that redhand. I'm sorta looking forward in a way to my first bit of landy maintenance, let's just hope it stays cheap and nothin major happens.
 
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