Condensation in reverse light

[TheMyth]

Does anybody else have issues with condensation in a reverse light?? How do you get rid of it?? I was once told to drill small holes somewhere in the housing. Is there a better solution?

[Lucky SOB]

its a bad seal. you'll have to take it apart and let it dry out. then check the seals where the bulb goes into the housing.

[PACE]

We do its a 99 camaro, but were gonna replace them, where they came togather the lense and housing, was leaking, so were gonna replace them, we have tryed sealling it, Just comes back, Also It didnt help that the previous owner put the wrong balbs in the rear to make the lense suck in a little eather... He installed the ones that were a little to hot..... LOL LOLL...

[81DaytonaPaceCar]

Does anybody else have issues with condensation in a reverse light?? How do you get rid of it?? I was once told to drill small holes somewhere in the housing. Is there a better solution?

Could be the bulb seal, could be the seal between the outer lens and the housing.

Don't drill unless you have no other option...that's only a band aid...it will come back...

[BP_Z28]

i had the same problem with the previous owner Pace lol

[TSTONE]

its a bad seal. you'll have to take it apart and let it dry out. then check the seals where the bulb goes into the housing.

ditto

[mcalus]

Black the tails out. You will never see it again...lol

[02RedCamaro]

Take the bulb out on warm sunny day and it should dry right up and then check the seals, my right clear corner condences all the time so I ussually pop the bulb out and it dries right up.

[TSTONE]

if we bother to try and fix'em - then the assembly gets pulled and blownout with an air hose then we run a bead of silicone around the edges

[TheMyth]

I will check the seals when I pull it back out.
Thanks.