Foggy+moist In Headlights+taillights

bc_gavin · February 17, 2011

anyone one have issues with headlights and taillights fogging up with the gmt900's i just called my dealer and they said that they can have a certain amount of mositure before they will exchange them with warrenty

tanked_darren · February 17, 2011

I seen a guys fog light all fogged up full of moisture yesterday, hope it doesn't happen to me!

Erichcb · February 17, 2011

I have not had this issue with my GMC Ive changed the bulbs on the low beams and have modified the fog lights and also have hide away led lights. Not a issue

peterarch · February 17, 2011

I have not had this issue with my GMC Ive changed the bulbs on the low beams and have modified the fog lights and also have hide away led lights. Not a issue

Hahahaha same! strobes in the fogs and tails with no moisture in my silverado.

If i were you i would try to dry them out first for a couple weeks to see if the condensation comes back. Check the seals on you headlight and bulbs to see if your letting moisture in anywhere. If it comes back, go back and complain to the dealer more till they replace them

L76PWRD · February 17, 2011

No issues with mine.

mach000 · February 17, 2011

I have some moisture in my driver's side rear backup light. No moisture in any of the other lights including the taillight section of the driver's side.

redsled2007 · February 18, 2011

i just called my dealer and they said that they can have a certain amount of mositure before they will exchange them with warrenty

I think whoever you talked to at the dealership doesn't want to do them. Mine had some moister in it only when it rained. My dealer said that ANY moisture was a seal problem and changed it out. I'd keep on them until they changed it. It won't get better with age. You could go to a different GM dealer if one's in the area.