I get the same thing. I think Nissan said it was "normal" for a headlight to get a little moisture inside your headlight:loufoooo wrote:Hey guys. I'm getting some moisture inside my headlights, but the weird thing is that its only in the driver's side headlight... any idea whats going on, or if its anything to worry about?
Got news for you boys...its NOT normal!! I had the same thing happen to me but it was on my drivers turn signal on the side mirror. I called the dealership and told them about it and they told me that it they'll take a look at it to see if it's "normal". I laughed at the guy and said to him are you kidding me? I couldn't believe I had to explain the basic principal of condensation to the guy. I told him if you bought a new house and one of the windows was sweating between the panes, is that normal? I think not. The condensation is a tell tale sign that the window was not properly glazed. Same principal applies here. In the end, they ended up replacing it. Infact, they replaced it this past weekend. Look at it this way, if condensation was supposed to happen in the headlight, why bother weather proofing it with silicone...zerodeefex wrote:
I get the same thing. I think Nissan said it was "normal" for a headlight to get a little moisture inside your headlight:
http://x.nissanhelp.com/forums...age=2
I don't call that very normal though
I know that it is not normal and come winter when it Freezes then if will F%$& up your light. And there is also that fact that the plastic can crack, or even better the water will get to your wires and F%$& up your fuses/electricloufoooo wrote:Hey guys. I'm getting some moisture inside my headlights, but the weird thing is that its only in the driver's side headlight... any idea whats going on, or if its anything to worry about?
Those bastards will suck you for every dime you have. They are big business they can take a hit. Demand to have your car fixed, and make sure you talk to a manager. A service rep isn't gonna do **** for you. If it were normal it would happen to every car on the road. Ask them to show you all the "normal" cars at their stealership with moisture in the headlights.dangeris wrote:
Some on here, I think it was adidas, said, the dealer will always say it's normal while the vehicle is under warranty. As soon as the warranty runs out, now it's a problem! Gotta love it!
kuhan wrote:I got the same F***ing problem.
I don't hang around DP that much, mostly in Chicago. But see ya around in the summer time.Frozer!!! wrote:I live in DP too
Did they really? Then I gotta take my car to get this headlight replaced!!!loufoooo wrote:The dealership replaced mine no charge. Its covered under the warranty
bought yours at team nissan huh?loufoooo wrote:The dealership replaced mine no charge. Its covered under the warranty
how long did they take to change it out?loufoooo wrote:Yeee boyeee haha. They took forever tho