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1_POB
09-13-2008, 08:56 AM
Hi all.
I have some water droplets/condensation in my rear light and indicators and I've read in a magazine (actually an article about the Tuono) that there is a "simple DIY fix". I've tried searching the forums for "Condensation" etc but can't seem to find anything.
Can anyone help me out? Is the solution a small hole drilled in the underside of the lenses to help vent the moisture? Best Regards,
Ed
Stick
09-13-2008, 04:31 PM
I could be wrong here, but are you sure you dont have a leak in the lens allowing moisture in? They should be sealed tightly not allowing water or air in. I had a problem with my GSXR years ago and found the lens was not sealing tightly. Whenever it got washed or a little rain....it fogged right up.
Nosebleed
09-13-2008, 06:38 PM
what model POB? i had the same thing in my 07 and found it was after cleaning it or riding in the rain, i made a point of mentioning it at 1st service so's i could follow it through under warranty.
a hole on the underside is the generally accepted cure/fix for any light assembly moisture - but i didn't want to start mucking around with DIY fixes with bike under warranty
1_POB
09-13-2008, 08:40 PM
Cheers Guys. Its an 05 model bike, reg'd in 06 (UK).
It could well be that water got in last week as bike got a real pasting weather wise when I rode it home. I'll take it to the dealer and ask for a quote even though its out of warranty now.
Ta,
Ed
Stick
09-14-2008, 03:32 PM
When all else fails....Duct Tape....or caulk! yeah....that'll fix just about anything.:kidding:
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