Leaking headlight assembly

I appreciate all the responses.

Andy

Find a tin can a little bigger than the blow dryer nozzle. Seal them together with aluminum tape or whatever seems reasonable.

Punch a hole in the can the size of a hunk of metal tubing the OD of the hole in the lens and seal it up some way.

Or maybe a funnel or series of funnels.

Or fashion something out of aluminum foil.

Or seal a vacuum cleaner hose over the 1/4" hole with modeling clay (leave an opening -- you only need a LITTLE suction) and suck out the moisture.

Or stick in a straw and suck with your mouth.

Note: I have VERY little confidence that any of the above will work, but there's not much expense involved.

I haven't decided whether it's the cheapest way to put something together or if it's a sop to the dealers' repair departments.

I got the headlight assembly dried out. :-)

First I drilled a 1/4 hole in the back.

Left car in sun for 2 days.

Moisture evaporated.

Sealed up hole with tape.

Your problem is that you haven't fixed the leak in the housing. My guess is that there's a separation between the clear lens and the housing. To fix it right, you have to take out the housing and check for where it's leaking,

I forgot to add that I caulked it.