Scirocco Central

Recently I had an issue with an hid set up on my car that the previous owner had fitted. The rubber cover at the rear of the light unit had been cut slightly to allow the wires to pass through and had been sealed with Araldite. This was the light nearest the wings at each side. I had to disturb this seal when removing the bulbs. The condensation since then at the driver's side is bad. I cannot see any issue. I put Araldite over the grommet seal today but when I removed the full beam bulb rubber cover,there was an actual puddle of water in the light. I used kitchen roll to get as much away as possible. No damage to the light. Surely a small gap that was around the rubber grommet wouldn't cause such an intake of water?

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I had this once when I failed to replace the headlight cover fully. Can get quite a lot of water around the lights when raining heavily so small holes can be a problem. After mopping up use the wife's hair drier to remove the remaining moisture.

Thanks for the advice. Going to keep an eye on it. Not the best weather for it to dry off either on the West of Scotland

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