Hello,
Do you know any possible leaks in the headlight that can be fixed or re-sealed to stop the condensation? After washing the car, the driver side headlight got condensation in it, I heated it up and removed the back cover to allow moiture to escape. It was raining this morning and it got the condensation again, but it disappeared throughout the day. I checked the rear circle cap and water does not appear to sip in there. Where should I re-seal it from the outside? This one was replaced by dealer under warranty before at 48k. Now, it is way over and I don't think they will replace it again. The passenger side is still the orginal and has no problem with condensation.

Thanks for your help.

 

I think Hondabond is used to reseal the headlights.

 

funny u posted this cause i was at the dealer today for this issue and they said that its not covered under warranty. best way to do it is to dry it up and reseal the whole thing. the dealer quoted me well over $250 for a new housing. fix this problem immediately because due to the condensation water came in contact with my bulb and it blew out the bulb and ignitor.

 

What is the best way to avoid such problem ? or is it bound to happen ?

 

im having the same problem with both lights and the dealer said its under the warranty but mine just ended what luck so i got to try to reseal them

 

my headlights is doing it to. took it to the dealership advise me the warranty was ended and they will good will both my headlight today and gave me tsx as a loaner car.try talking to the service mgr

 

the dealer told me my was up and that condensation was normal on the tl/tsx/mdx thats bull to me

 

My right side headlight developed condenastion at 70K miles. Light is out but the bulb is good (tested it) so suspect it's the box (igniter?). Any tips?

 

i doubt that its normal. because it blew my bulb and then days after the ballister

 

this is where the no lemon act should be applied.... both of mine did that too and the ballast or igniter is out,,,, the bulbs are ok.....Any one a lawyer or know one Helps us out,,,, cos the headlights are not cheap

 

lemon laws dont work like that. look up how the law applies in your state.

 

ive got this same problem except with my foglights...it seems like the metal piece that surrounds the lens is loose on both sides... how would i go about sealing that up? if thats even the problem??