I know there's a TSB on this. I read it, they say it's normal. And that if you notice it, just turn the headlights on and drive a few minutes. Well, lately it seems it happens almost whenever it rains a lot. If its still raining, driving with the lights on wont clear it up completely, until the rain stops, and the car "dries out" over a period of time. It's not a ton of condensation but I can surely see it. It doesn't feel normal to me. I thought the hurricane we had might have caused it, and once it dried completely it wouldn't come back, but it does. Yes, it'll go away if things dry out, but it seems to come back when it rains.
Is this really normal? I don't recall seeing this in other cars I've owned.
The condensation does eventually go away, but not in "a few minutes", nor does it go away so easily if it's still raining or very humid.
So I guess I'm wondering, would they replace the headlights or maybe the gaskets?
Is there a way I can dry it out myself so it doesn't come back?
Do the headlight assemblies have any sort of vents to allow moisture inside to eventually come out, and at that point, perhaps I won't see it again even when it's raining?
Thanks.
Is this really normal? I don't recall seeing this in other cars I've owned.
The condensation does eventually go away, but not in "a few minutes", nor does it go away so easily if it's still raining or very humid.
So I guess I'm wondering, would they replace the headlights or maybe the gaskets?
Is there a way I can dry it out myself so it doesn't come back?
Do the headlight assemblies have any sort of vents to allow moisture inside to eventually come out, and at that point, perhaps I won't see it again even when it's raining?
Thanks.