GM Tail Light & Headlight Condensation - Removal & Prevention Guide

Aug 27, 2009 0 Replies

A few days ago, I noticed some condensation water droplets inside one of my car's tail lights. I had the same problem with one of my headlights a few years ago.



I had sealed the headlight bulb sockets with some Teflon tape and that solved the problem. This time I did the same procedure but took pictures of the process to help anyone with the same issue.



Here's the guide -

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It should be a very similar procedure for any General Motors vehicle or other American cars.



It's been a few days and several hard thunderstorms since I did this to my tail light, and so far the new seal seems to be keeping out the moisture.



Cheers, Paul Michaels Ft. Lauderdale, FL


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