Condensation in FTP
06-16-13, 06:09 PM
#1
Arby's.. RB... Roast Beef
Thread Starter
Condensation in FTP
I know this topic has been covered before
but how can I fix this.... I washed my car yesterday
And water went into both FTP but the passenger
side created condensation while the driver
side is fine. If I drill a hole in the FTP will
The condensation already inside evaporate? Or
will I actually have to take the FTP out and
clean it by hand? I read in a former thread that
there is a space between the FTP and bumper
which I see and can only imagine is how the
water drained from the driver side. I believe
I see a small hole also on the bottom of each FTP, could
the hole on my passenger side just be
clogged? I don't really want to have to deal
with this issue every time I wash my car.
Thanks for your help.
but how can I fix this.... I washed my car yesterday
And water went into both FTP but the passenger
side created condensation while the driver
side is fine. If I drill a hole in the FTP will
The condensation already inside evaporate? Or
will I actually have to take the FTP out and
clean it by hand? I read in a former thread that
there is a space between the FTP and bumper
which I see and can only imagine is how the
water drained from the driver side. I believe
I see a small hole also on the bottom of each FTP, could
the hole on my passenger side just be
clogged? I don't really want to have to deal
with this issue every time I wash my car.
Thanks for your help.
06-25-13, 10:10 AM
#3
Arby's.. RB... Roast Beef
Thread Starter
They cleared out. I used a lamp and just sit it in front of the lens on a stool. Then the sun got the rest of it. I know how to take em out now but I prolly won't ever try unless they get ugly, then Ill just get new ones.