Oracle Black Series Tails Moisture

[Newbomb]

Has anyone seen moisture on the black series LED tails? It’s only on the driver side, pretty significant amount of condensation inside, bought them in February from extreme terrain so not sure what my options are.

Passenger side for comparison

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[JasonInDLH]

If you’re up to it, you can remove them, seal them in a box, and warm them up (not so much that they melt) with a hair dryer (cut a little hole in the box to stick the dryer in). Keep checking to see when all the moisture is gone. At that point re-caulk all the seals and you should be good.

Before doing the above you can try and see where the leak is (before warming it) and then you only need to re-caulk that little area.

I did this with an old headlight and never had an issue afterwards. Worked like a charm.

 

[JasonInDLH]

If you end up using the hair dryer method, then make sure you don’t point the dryer directly at the light, but off to the side.

I believe it took me 5-10 minutes until all the moisture evaporated from my headlight when I did this.

 

[Heimkehr]

Possibly the OP's issue is related to a sealing deficiency associated with the Oracle flush mount tail lights.

 

[ORACLElights]

Has anyone seen moisture on the black series LED tails? It’s only on the driver side, pretty significant amount of condensation inside, bought them in February from extreme terrain so not sure what my options are.

Passenger side for comparison

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