My vehicle is a 2012 Chevrolet/Holden Caprice PPV 6.0L automatic, 98,000 Miles-a former New Jersey Police Patrol Vehicle. 

I bought it on Memorial Day 2022 in Oklahoma City. 

Since then I had it fixed -IE:Stage 1 Cam, LS7 lifters and Rotofab CAI DoD delete, AFM detuned.

I love the car-it runs fine but MY HEADLIGHT HOUSING IS FOGGY on the inside !

I'm a 60 year old Retired Disabled Veteran and just found out that a replacement could be $1K.

I don't want a replacement. I just don't want the condensation. 

Some online forums say drill holes to let moisture escape, others say use a hair dryer, or removal of the entire unit and sealing it.

Scotty, Sir, what do you say ?

I know it is a Holden WM wrapper around the Chevrolet LS engine specifically designed for Police fleets and I'm not mechanically inclined enough to take it apart.

I don't have a hair dryer. 

So a foggy HEADLIGHT?

What's a cheap fix that a regular person can do that won't destroy a thousand dollar light assembly ?

Thank You,

Sincerely

AndrewJohn Boughter

I'm not a car guy, but I have watched your channel for a while. It is perfect for me because I do what I can. My other daily driver is a 1981 Ford T-Bird with the 302 Windsor

(5.0L)