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20-06-2024, 06:04 PM
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My Everest is only 6 months old and today when I went out to go to work (it was chilly and foggy) I noticed that both tail-lights had condensation in them:
  The condensation was still there when I came home this afternoon. Can anyone confirm that this should be covered under warranty? The car is always kept under cover and has not been in any sort of collision. |
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Moisture in tail-lights - warranty?
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