[JoeyF30]

Hello all , my f10 2014 has the adaptive LEDs and I was blessed with condensation in the headlight and got all the warnings that came with it… what should I do to fix this? I live in NJ and am willing to travel to NY/PA etc if need be to get the TMS Module replaced and headlights resealed. A brand new light is outrageously expensive so I would prefer a used unit and then have the reseal procedure done. I had condensation in the headlight since I bought it but always went away, however the weather got wacky here plus I took it to an auto wash and drove through a pothole with a puddle that splashed water up on my drivers side headlight. Any help would be appreciated

[J-Pizzle]

Unfortunately I think you are out of luck in this case. Since the headlight assembly is one piece hermetically sealed, once you can condensation inside I think you will forever have it there and would need to get it replaced. Sealing it again would just seal the moisture in unless you have a process to suck the humidity out before resealing. Good luck and let us know if you are able to fix it without replacement.

[chipguy]

This is what is needed if you want to save your headlight.

[TZ]

Remove the lamp module top cover will let the moisture dry out. Now I open a small hole on the top cover. Would like to see if the condensation comes back.

[OnlyGerman]

Remove light and send off to repair. Bumper does not need to be removed