Tail Light Condensation

Yes! I had a Cobra one replaced and a GT taillight was really bad.

Paul

I wonder if I added some extra holes in the back of the tail light would it fix the problem

Or possibly make it worse by allowing more moisture to get in.

You might check the seals, by the bulbs and if the lens is sealed around the edges.

Kate

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| > > 96 Mustang Cobra | > > 94 Mustang GT | > > 01 F250 Super Duty (Daily Driver) | > >

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Fill it with Nitrogen and seal all the holes ......It works for Anderson Window's

Remove the taillight and tape all the holes for the lamps except one (duct tape works) and either blow or use light air pressure to find the hole/crack/bad seam. Once the spot has been found, alittle Crazy glue or similiar can be used to seal area. I would NOT drill more holes into the housing.

TIM -aka- snipped-for-privacy@AOL.COM