Condensation in tail lights or headlights?
 

Yep, that's what happened to mine. Anyone got solutions?

I got the best solution.. use the warranty that came with your new car.

the dealer will replace the lights with brand new ones.

that means you have a leak or a crack somewhere in the seal or your light fixture...

Thanks, didn't know that a leak/crack caused it.

^ just found some condensation in both of my rear tails this past weekend.

+1......

Not necessarily..These light are not really "sealed" despite the fact that they're glued together, there are lots of ways air gets in. Change in atmosphere, humidity etc. especially at this time of year where there are big temp swings from day to night, will easily cause condensation inside the lens depending on where you park at night..It'll disappear after the temps equalize..

I would seriously doubt Nissan would allow these to be replaced under warranty...

might as well try and see if they will replace

I have the same problem, please keep us posted with what you find out at the Dealer.

A voice of reason in a sea of BS.

+1 for you :tup:

yep, wat he said. some water inside is normal unless it starts fogging up real bad.

Im sorry but I absolutely disagree. The lights are sealed.. not 100% waterproof, but pretty darn close to it. Very water resistant especially to the elements.

In the 20+ vehicles I have ever owned, only ONE had a single light that fogged. (jeep grand cherokee) it was replaced by the dealer immediately. These lights are hundreds of dollars and very important "safety"equipment with LED's etc... they are supposed to seal out rain and moisture, not condensate and fog up.. I would take it in.

Can you imagine buying a new GT-R and because it goes from hot to cold, you get a fogged taillight / headlight?? i dont think so.



you have a bad seal somewhere in your rear taillamp and moisture is leaking in.

Just take it in and report back, and then we can all see what really happens.

This occurred after I washed my car. I'll try to post pics of before/after.

which equals a minor leak.

Im sure its not condensation like others said.. unless it was 30 degrees outside and you washed your car with boiling water.



Sorry, i just get a little aggrevated when people call a different theory a "sea of bull$h1t". :shakes head: