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How To Clean Inside Of Headlights

keoni

By keoni
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Hi, I have a 986 and have noticed the inside of the headlights are a little fogged/burnt or have a slight film cast to them. Anyway to clean them? :drive:

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The headlight is glued together and I was not able to take one apart without breaking it.

If you have hight wattage bulbs you probably melted the plastic lense in front of the bulb like is shown in the first picture.

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:huh: Oh No they are not like that but more like a film residue that sometimes gets on the interior of the windshield. I'm NOT going to unglue the buggers, Thanks anyway!

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