Rear Tail Light Assemblies Water-Logged

[fbachman]

Both of mine are full of water/condensation. I'd like to replace them --- it's easy enough....

 

Any recommendations on an on-line parts supplier? I have been finding prices are on the order of $70-$80 each...but I would appreciate a thumbs up on a good on-line supplier...

[tesnoboy]

Try RockAuto.com. They have some good deals and I have had good luck with their service and parts.

[desrtrat]

i would try to repair them first. take them off and use a hair dryer to get the moisture out, then use RTV clear and seal all the seams. can't hurt to try. might save some $$$..

 

good luck

[RyanbabZ71]

+1 on rockauto

 

Also check lmc trucki

 

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[NARDA1]

I had the same problem. I drilled a small hole in the top and bottom of the back to drain and vent, no more problem.

[fbachman]

Thanks for all of the input. I guess drilling two holes could be categorized in the "nothing to lose department" at this point. I may try that b4 ordering.

 

Would have responded sooner but got flooded at work.

[abschnick]

I got a replacement for my 07 NNBS from gmpartsdirect.com .

[Sierra in the Sand]

I had one with condensation on the inside. I took it out, dried it out, and reinstalled it, and it's been dry since. Maybe a couple of months now. Maybe one of my lamp holders was loose?

[ChevyMan23]

+1 on drilling the holes.