Tail light/Reverse light condensation.

[VisualEchos]

Did a search, didn't find anything, must have used the wrong terms or something, as I find it extremely hard to believe I'm the only one with this problem. I just want to know if the condensation in my rear tail-light/reverse light centers is something to be concerned about. The issue seems to come and go with the rain/climate, and lingers for up to a week afterward. It hasn't caused a problem (other than aesthetics) yet, but I'd like some input on it.

[Safetypup]

Originally Posted by VisualEchos

Did a search, didn't find anything, must have used the wrong terms or something, as I find it extremely hard to believe I'm the only one with this problem. I just want to know if the condensation in my rear tail-light/reverse light centers is something to be concerned about. The issue seems to come and go with the rain/climate, and lingers for up to a week afterward. It hasn't caused a problem (other than aesthetics) yet, but I'd like some input on it.

I had condensation in my tail lights when I got my car (previous owner had it in a storage unit for a while)...

I took out all the trunk padding/carpets, let them dry out, and have not had a problem since. Just to be super-safe, I always pop the trunk and leave it open after washing to make sure that if some water does get in the trunk, it will evaporate away.

[VisualEchos]

Hmmm, my carpet is dry as a bone, and I always jam the car after washing.