Headlight on the passenger side of my TSX have condensation. It started happening when weather got cold a few weeks ago. Problem didn't happen last winter. Any of you guys experiencing this? Is this covered by warranty?

 

Search much?

http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/show...t+condensation

http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/show...t+condensation

 

^Oops.. Oh yah, forgot about that...

 

I had that happen to my tsx.. after some bad weather i had condensation so i tried to wait it out to see if it would evaporate out eventually but nope i waited 4 months and took it to the dealer who said i had to replace the headlight casing... it is the only way.. i asked other people with the problem but the only answer i got was that i had to replace it.

 

Do you know how to replace the headlight casing? Can I just take the old one out, clean it, and put alot of glue and then put it back?

 

If you are under warranty, go get it replaced at the dealer. You need silicone sealant if you plan to do it yourself.

 

Its under warranty so take it to the dealer. If you try to fix it yourself, and something goes wrong, the dealer may claim that you broke it.

 

I have 72,000+ miles on my car. I think I will need to fix it myself.

 

Is your car in the garage? I was just curious to see if parking in the garage or outside has anything to do w/ this issue? Fortunetly enough for me, I have yet to experience this!!!

 

^Its in a carport.

I'm about to bring my car to the dealer for the 20k miles service. I'll try to get them to fix this problem.

 

Garaged at home and at work. I had my left headlight replaced under warranty about a month ago.

 

My cousin's 04 TSX had the same problem....The dealership fixed it for free under the warranty, telling him it was a common defect in the car.

 

you can see if they will do a goodwill and replace it.

 

They already fixed it long time ago... A week or 2 after I bought the car.
It has been almost 3 years without any problem.

I am just wondering if I can do it myself if the stupid thing starts to fog up again.