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Mine was leaking and it burnt up my hid ballast, do it sooner rather than later. Those ballast cost $450 from the dealer. I found it on ebay for $40-50 new.

Besides the oven baking method you can also use a heat gun. That's how we did mine. heat guns are under $10 at Harbor Freight

Here is a quote from my build thread.

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I mentioned that this part burned out on me because my headlight was leaking and a heavy rainstorm came and got water inside of it.


I replaced it with this one by searching by the part # in the bottom right. That helped me find one so much cheaper and on top of that it was new.


My cousin and I also resealed it the headlight with red silicone. Which you can barely see when the hood is closed. If I was to do it again I would use grey clear or black. It took forever to take out the old sealer!

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