Exterior Lamp Condensation
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From: Largo Fl
Exterior Lamp Condensation
I have a copy of the Tech Bulletin that describes the problem with moisture (fog and droplets) in my outboard amber portion of the running lights.
I live in Florida and this is a daily driver (99 HDTP).
Essentially #01-08-42-001 says that the problem is mine. :crazy:
I wonder as to how many of you who live in the swelter have this same problem. I guess what I want to know is there a cure? If not should I storm the Bastille?
The bulletin is not 'vette specific, all cars and trucks that have vented lights are included (or excluded).
I look forward to your replies.
I live in Florida and this is a daily driver (99 HDTP).
Essentially #01-08-42-001 says that the problem is mine. :crazy:
I wonder as to how many of you who live in the swelter have this same problem. I guess what I want to know is there a cure? If not should I storm the Bastille?
The bulletin is not 'vette specific, all cars and trucks that have vented lights are included (or excluded).
I look forward to your replies.
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St. Jude Donor '13
Re: Exterior Lamp Condensation (VetWorksRep)
I believe the bulletin states that replacing the lamp MAY IMPROVE the condition.I have replaced a few for this concern with good results... :yesnod:
