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If it's only condensation and not water, don't go to the trouble of taking out the headlight..... Go home... Park up where you can see the car, leave the headlights on and the engine running, drape a newspaper over the offending headlight, this allow the heat generated by the bulb to expel the condensation (most headlight are not completely watertight), and if it was a once off problem then you may not need to replace or even remove the headlight, if it keeps happening the worst that has happened is you didn't save yourself a whole pile of dollars... Otherwise it can cure the problem completely, certainly has done for mine!!! Jaybee
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Okay so... I have an 01 Boxster S RoW RHD with the cdr22, but I have no cd changer, can I just connect the ipod to the cd changer rca's or does the cd changer input only work when the other control cable is connected. I don't want to start leading cable into the cabin if it ain't gonna work!!! Cheers Johnny