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Not sure if this has been touched on here (did the search option, couldn't find anything)
Was driving home last night In a snow storm where the snow was very very wet. Wasn't a big deal. Until I virtually had 0 headlights. I thought I blew a fuse it was so dark. Pulled over to see if the lights were functioning, only to find about half an inch of ice built up on the headlamps... Had to stop and wipe them off 3 times in about 15 minutes to make it home safely. Has anyone experienced this? Was it just the perfect Ivey / wet snow combo? If anyone has experienced this what did you do to rectify the problem? I was thinking coating them with either a Teflon or something.
2022, 2 door Big bend.
Thanks
Was driving home last night In a snow storm where the snow was very very wet. Wasn't a big deal. Until I virtually had 0 headlights. I thought I blew a fuse it was so dark. Pulled over to see if the lights were functioning, only to find about half an inch of ice built up on the headlamps... Had to stop and wipe them off 3 times in about 15 minutes to make it home safely. Has anyone experienced this? Was it just the perfect Ivey / wet snow combo? If anyone has experienced this what did you do to rectify the problem? I was thinking coating them with either a Teflon or something.
2022, 2 door Big bend.
Thanks
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