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If water touches bulbs they will not work, right?
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Wrong.
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If it's your headlights or fog lights, it could cause them to blow up when they get hot enough. I know that oil from your skin does that, so maybe if the water had some oil. Of course it's late and I'm going far too in depth into such a vague question.\'96 M5 Camaro White<br />Flowmaster Full Catback<br />SLP CAI<br />180* Thermo<br /><br />Stereo: H/U - Clarion DXZ725 <br />Alipne Type-R 6.5 Components (front), <br />Alpine Alpine SPS-1629S 6.5 <br />2 10\" JL 10w0<br /><br />\"One Love\" -Bob MarleyComment
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Depends, if the bulbs are hot and hit water, they will probably crack. If they get wet while off, and then dry out probably no damage, if they are on while in water, you will probably short out. It all depends on the specifics.Comment
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Ok,
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sometimes it depends on the actual barometric air pressure coincided with specific gravity at which the Earth rotates which is also incidental to the the number and frequency of sound waves present at the specific time. That could cause a bulb to blow.
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