Brake light condensation
#4
According to the 2016 FIT manual on page 400, this is considered normal. So they may play that back to you instead of replacing them.
#5
I had some in mine when it was new. It disappeared after driving it a while and it hasn't come back.
The owner's manual says a bit of this is "normal" but yours looks like more than I had. I'd see the dealer about it.
The owner's manual says a bit of this is "normal" but yours looks like more than I had. I'd see the dealer about it.
#7
Its not normal there just covering there asses. I would take the tail light off and check that all the bulb are snapped in and tight. when I put my LED lights in they where not snapped in all the way from the factory
#8
Some amount of condensation is normal since the housings breathe and, when shutdown hot at night and full of hot and humid air, they draw in warm humid air as they cool. By next morning the warm humid air is cold humid air and condensed water.
#10
Yesterday I was mesmerized by the water in the backup light fixture of the CR-V driving ahead of me. The fixture was half full! I could see it slosh around as the CR-V turned and stopped. I would have loved to watch the driver backup so I could see if the bulb still worked.
#11
what do you think about this back light on my 2018, i think the seal is bad from the factory as it is white and not black pressed together and the left light is ok and the seal is black.
it is only in the white area of the light, the red parts are all ok
there is two white marks on the lower left that seem to be condensation marks
it takes a week to clear and then it will start again, usually in sunny weather
only had the car two weeks, i hope they change it on warranty, but are photos alone ok as it might be clear when i get to the dealer
thanks
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