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Warranty will get you a new taillight. I would NOT accept'
Highly unlikely. Unless the light is put together in a vacuum and sealed completely there is no way condensation won't form. I recall others stating they saw this and it went away.
They all do it. Every single one I have seen anyway. Because they are led and the bulb doesnt disperse the moisture by heat. I too mine apart and used a hair-drier and it was wasted time....
So my clear (i.e., RS option) tail lights didn't do the condensation thing, but my just-installed replacement tinted reds (i.e., stock RS) from Suncoast are doing it. Never had any other Porsche tail lights exhibit this.....
Any more recent (last post here was Oct. of 2014) thoughts on this phenomenon?
So my clear (i.e., RS option) tail lights didn't do the condensation thing, but my just-installed replacement tinted reds (i.e., stock RS) from Suncoast are doing it. Never had any other Porsche tail lights exhibit this.....
Any more recent (last post here was Oct. of 2014) thoughts on this phenomenon?
Thanks. For reference: 2016 991.1 UV GT3 RS
Know you have lots of rain on SoCal due you have humidity and you washed the car? My UV RS did it, and my previous GT3 did the same. The lights are not sealed they have tiny pin-holes if I recall. It always cleared up once dried.