ans2k

I recents saw that i have condensation in my passenger (right) tail light. I am wondering if there is a way to remove it. I have seen suggestions using the silicon bags that come in dry foods but there doesnt seem to be and opening to the cover, because all the lights are sealed off.

zeroptzero

had that happen to me. I baked my lights at 225 degrees F for about 5-10 minutes (or until the condensation disappaears). I then put gasket sealer along the entire joint that runs around each of the light fixtures,you can find some at any autoparts store - clear, black, or grey , your choice. Finally I replaced the two foam gaskets behind each light (expensive little suckers). I haven't had any more water in my lights.

ans2k

so you took off the lens cover?

zeroptzero

not sure what you mean, I took out the entire light fixtures off the car and placed them in my oven on a wood cutting board or similar object to keep them from touching the actual grills. I kept them in one piece, I did not separate the lights, but once they cooled down I put a bead of sealant along the outside joint that runs around the fixtures 360 degrees, where the clear lens meets the black backing (two-halves meet).

ans2k

ok thats what i wanted to know. thanks!!!!!

starchland

have u had the tsb performed?

ans2k

there is a tsb???

starchland

for fading