it hasn't rained in over a week here in houston tx. but i keep getting condensation in my head lamp. the crazy thing is it dries out but as soon as i drive it has moisture inside it. where is it coming from whats causing it? i need to replace the ballast for that side but I'm afraid to do so while i have this problem because i don't want it to short it out. anyone else have this problem?

 

Most likely the rear lamp housing cover is not seated correctly or the gasket is faulty.

 

im gong to pull the bumper today and swap the ballast's around to see if thats in fact what i need to replace before i buy a new one and I'm also going to check that back seal. thanks jahummer, so simple to thought of that but i was way of thinking the prob.

 

well it turns out the reason why my bumper wouldn't come off was i wasn't using enough force. i was being way to delicate, also i found my condensation problem. when i told you about my theory with the washer fluid ruining the ballast turns out i was right my ballast was full of washer fluid and the condensation came from the heat generated while driving turning the washer fluid into condensation. i swapped the ballast around and plugged in the light and nothing happened. so it looks like i may have to buy another head lamp assembly. i have the head lamp sitting out to dry. i hope that it works after that. of course my luck i have a ridiculous problem.
but thank you for your help today, i know i would of still been baffled with the bumper if it wasn't for you.