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I just bought a 2013 Dart Rallye, I'm KYJohnny's girlfriend.
My question is, has anyone else experienced condensation build-up in their headlights? It happens after I drive with the lights on, day or night. It's anywhere between 50-20 degrees outside when it happens. I've only had the car for 1 week and a day. Just curious. I'm concerned about the clearness longevity. I hate seeing cars with nasty, yellowed and hazy headlights.
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Hi!
I just bought a 2013 Dart Rallye, I'm KYJohnny's girlfriend.
My question is, has anyone else experienced condensation build-up in their headlights? It happens after I drive with the lights on, day or night. It's anywhere between 50-20 degrees outside when it happens. I've only had the car for 1 week and a day. Just curious. I'm concerned about the clearness longevity. I hate seeing cars with nasty, yellowed and hazy headlights.
Thanks!
I have a little over 3k miles on mine and have no sign of condensation or yellowing. I also have HIDs so that burns even hotter than OEM lights...I'd def have that looked at...oh and welcome to the Z
 

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I had my rallye for a little over a week now and I have the same problem as you. I noticed the condensation the very first day. I was thinking about bringing it back and having it checked out. I don't know what it could be.
 

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I have read some other reviews about the condensation in the headlights in some other forum and it seems like a common problem. They say it might be a seal issue around the lights. I made an appointment with the service department on the 11th of Feb. and will keep you updated. I have the problem since the very first day I got the car. It doesn't matter how hot or cold it is outside as long as the car is on for 10 minutes or more.
 

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Sounds like a sealing issue. It won't effect the yellowing on the outside, that is a condition on the outside of plastic lenses that happens over time. If you keep getting moisture inside i would have the dealer look into it. It could compromise your vision at night.
 

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Just came back from the dealer and they gave me a bulletin saying that the condensation is normal as long as they're no visible signs of water in the lens. Otherwise it's a sealing issue and has to be replaced. These water drops should almost always be present too. I guess I'm stuck with foggy headlights every time I use the car.
 

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Yes Ihad condinsation in both head lights after 200 miles on my SXT and they replaced both headlights on my car at dealer... Dodge is aware that there is a issue with the glue used to seal the headlights in some cases...
 

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yeah i have the same problem as well as some body damage getting car looked at on monday and also wheni flip the hi beams on it makes a very loud clunk noise as well as whe i shut them off was wondering if anyone has the same prob?
 

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Yes the noise is the shutter opening and closing
 

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yeah and as far as the fogging issue they said thats normal....what kinda crap is that?!! ive never seen that unless the headlight has a crack or leak
 

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its not normal dont let them BS you..... They should be replaced..

Since both mine where replaced no fog or condensation at all...
 

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Here is a link to the headlight condensation document from Chrysler.
It is on my Google Drive and should be viewable from that link.
If someone cant see it, message me and I can send it to you.
 
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