Bad tail light housing

[Blackscreen67]

Phucking Fords.....

 

[18-FX4-GUY]

Can you clarify what's wrong with it? I see so much reflection of stuff not seeing the issue.

 

[Blackscreen67]

Both taillights have moisture in them. It rained last night here aswell. No excuse for ANY moisture to be in both taillights on a brand new car.

The foggy looking glare on the corners are all moisture inside.

 

[18-FX4-GUY]

Thanks I see it now, I haven't had that issue but mine are the xlt lights.

 

[dlcorbett]

Im pretty sure they are supposed to do that...they have little cutouts for the moisture to get in and out. I believe the manual talks about the condensation in the mirrors. Someone also asked about this in another thread.

 

[Blackscreen67]

Im pretty sure they are supposed to do that...they have little cutouts for the moisture to get in and out. I believe the manual talks about the condensation in the mirrors. Someone also asked about this in another thread.

All light housings are supposed to be sealed units.

 

[dlcorbett]

They are sealed, they have small holes in them. All of my lenses have condensation. Ill see if i can see the owners manual and find that line.

 

[Blackscreen67]

They are sealed, they have small holes in them. All of my lenses have condensation. Ill see if i can see the owners manual and find that line.

I know what your talking about, but those divets are from the molding process.

If they're saying they're designed that way, they're blowing smoke up consumers ass.

 

[aggiegrad05]

From the manual:

 

[Blackscreen67]

From the manual:

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****** design and a major corner cut to reduce costs.

It's not excusable and the justification of air pressure is freaking laughable.

Nor is it cold, unless 80 degrees is now the new cold.

Just think about the corners cut you can't see.... yet.