Clearance light leak?

[Kennywould]

I had water dripping from my A pillar where it meets the headliner on my 04', dripped down on my left leg sort of gets your attention! I suspected the drivers side clearance light, sure enough when I took it off there was a crack from the front screw hole forward. Anyone else had this problem? Calling the dealer tomorrow to see whats up, should be a simple fix, replace the lense! Will see!

 

[DPhillips]

I requested my dealer replace my three center lights, they opted to put a sealant on them. I guess they figure they can replace the truck when the time comes because they were to lazy and cheap to do the right thing when they had the chance. Mine probably wont leak again but I just dawned on me since they "sealed" them they can also replace the bulbs. Thats not realistic either but those were nice dreams if only for a moment.



Supposedly there is a TSB on the leaking lights, cant remember for sure.

 

[Kennywould]

Hmmmm... doesn't make sense to use a sealant, must of given you those forever bulbs! Sounds like the cheap way out, they did that on my neighbors 04', I'm not sure which dealer it came from, there are quite a few around this area! I haven't heard if his problem stopped or not. Mine is definetly cracked so we will see what their answer will be!

 

[SSeifert]

Recon Clear Cab Roof Lights

Many of my friends have had this issue. Have you considered swapping the stock amber cab lights for the new Recon clear cabs. here is the site if you are interested. www.clearcablights.com



good luck... .

 

[Kennywould]

Many of my friends have had this issue. Have you considered swapping the stock amber cab lights for the new Recon clear cabs. here is the site if you are interested. www.clearcablights.com



good luck... .

Thanks, I will check them out, I really hadn't given the clears any thought!

 

[Jengle]

Mine were leaking, so I took them off and it looked like the seals were working, since there was no sign of water inside the sealed area. I siliconed them anyway, and gave it a couple of days to set up. Put the hose on it and still they leaked. Then I noticed the screw holes were on the outside of the sealed area, so I put a dab of silicone on each of the screws, and no more leaks.