Condensation in DRL/Signal Casing

Mark86 · May 9, 2006

I was checking the pressure in all 4 tires today and I happened to look at my DRL lens up close. The passenger side lens has a lot of condensation in it. The light still functions, but it doesn't look right. The foglight part is perfectly clear. Is there anyway to dry it up? If not, is this covered under warranty?

pipspeak · May 16, 2006

I would imagine it's covered under warranty - worth asking. Sounds like a seal for the light unit is faulty and has let in some water.

Mark86 · May 17, 2006

Update: I actually had it replaced yesterday under warranty. The dealer did not give me a hard time and said a bad seal is what caused the problem.

Kmvreter · May 17, 2006

I had this problem after I changed out a burned bulb. I must not have turned the fitting completely to seal the O-ring tightly. Took the entire housing off the truck (a bit tricky; 3 bolts; 2 "clips"; fog light housing is connected) and dried it out with a blow dryer. Problem hasn't come back.

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