997.2 Rear light condensation
Discussion
Took my 59 plate 911 under extended warranty into the local OPC who have had it for two days due to increasing levels of water condensation in both rear lights.
Just had a phone call saying amount of water not sufficient to replace lights so they have drained and refitted.
Does this sound right, quick google says other 09/59 cars have had them fixed/replaced with no issues.
Anyone else had a similar problem? I know the fact that they are LED will be part of the issue due to the lack of heat but the amount of water seems to be getting worse.
Cheers
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Just had a phone call saying amount of water not sufficient to replace lights so they have drained and refitted.
Does this sound right, quick google says other 09/59 cars have had them fixed/replaced with no issues.
Anyone else had a similar problem? I know the fact that they are LED will be part of the issue due to the lack of heat but the amount of water seems to be getting worse.
Cheers
Doesn't happen in my BMW LED rear lights!
I was chatting to a chap who had a nearly new 997 Turbo S at Dunsfold when I ran my 997 up the runway for Wings & Wheels and he had the same problem and from memory Porsche weren't interested regardless of the fact he clearly spent some money with them (also had a GT3 etc.) He was the chap who runs a Porsche forum and is in a battle with the Porsche Club, can't remember his name.
I was chatting to a chap who had a nearly new 997 Turbo S at Dunsfold when I ran my 997 up the runway for Wings & Wheels and he had the same problem and from memory Porsche weren't interested regardless of the fact he clearly spent some money with them (also had a GT3 etc.) He was the chap who runs a Porsche forum and is in a battle with the Porsche Club, can't remember his name.
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