NFGT Taillight Condensation

[TACHY]

Anyone else notice condensation forming inside rear lights?? Is this expected to be normal?

 

[AJB]

I have not noticed in the rear, but I have noticed once , condensation in my LEFT FRONT HEADLIGHT.
It Occurred when I washed the vehicle. No occurrances since (even in HEAVY rain storm driving).

I do recall that all the tail and headlight designs do have strategically placed vents to allow the system to 'breathe'.
I decided I had just sprayed the system too aggressively.
I will check my rears next spring.
andy (ajb)

 

[fjpikul]

Have not seen this.

 

[Specracer]

Me either, I would send those pix to concierge

 

[Biginch Blake]

Ernie had some in his at Daytona.

 

[maxemus]

Ernie had some in his at Daytona.

Actually the three of us had it Blake.

 

[TACHY]

The concierge has had me in contact with service manager and dealership. The consensus is that this is not normal behavior and they recommend replacement of the taillight units.

 

[Vince H]

Good to know. Thanks for the update Tachy.

Vince H

 

[STORMCAT]

Yes I had it at Daytona. odd weather condition. but it went away. Florida has unusual heat , cold and Humidity conditions not found in any other state,, just ask the A/C contractors and engineers,, drives them crazy !

 

[STORMCAT]

Actually the three of us had it Blake.

yep ,,

 

[TACHY]

To my Florida buddies. Do u think replacing the taillights would be warranted??

 

[maxemus]

eliot i don't think its a big deal. Ive only noticed it that time in Daytona and like i said all cars had it.

 

[Ed Sims]

I think it's only in high humidity or rain areas. In the dry states it's probably not a problem.

Ed

 

[Sinovac]

Florida is humid and sub-tropical. No pun intended, but don’t sweat a little moisture in the tail lights. Store the car in a climate controlled garage. Throw in a dehumidifier for good measure and keep the humidity at about 45-50%.