Tail light condensation
#32
I went through a brushless car wash the other week and my right tailight has condensation. It's been almost two weeks and it's still there with this crazy heat. Do I need to take it out and drill a hole in it or will it eventually go away?
#33
very disappointed w/these. guy i bought the car from purchased a set of clears last october, when i bought it from him back 2 months ago 1 already had this issue. luckily the dealership took care of getting me a replacement, but this being an issue after only 8 months is just unacceptable for lights that run $750 each.
#36
Thanks for the link.....I have a '12 V8 Vantage. I need to remove the right taillight and saw only two screws (one with a black metal dome and one in the side panel). I tried to remove the taillight but it was still caught on something. I am missing something? I look all around and couldn't find a third bolt.
Are the '12 taillights different than the '09?
Are the '12 taillights different than the '09?
Last edited by nittany; 08-08-2016 at 05:55 PM.
#37
I only see two screws (one with black cap and one inside of the fuse panel). I'm I missing something?
I only see two screws on the right taillight
#38
I only have one black cap....I have a 2012 V8V
#40
Has anybody done a thread on removing the lens from the light assembly? I can't find anything on search, and am going to attempt to have the LED boards remade, rather than swap the whole light out...
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#41
wow, the quality of some of these lights are terrible. I just had the left tail swapped out about 2 months ago, and now the right one needs to be swapped as well. mind you these were purchased only last november...
#42
The lens isn't designed to be removed. It's a sealed unit and not meant to be disassembled. You can try baking the assembly to soften the seal, though. I've done that to open headlights before.