I just purchased a 2020 Chevrolet Equinox 3 days ago. There are approximately 9,000 miles on the vehicle. I have noticed there is moisture inside of both of the tail lights. Is this covered under warranty?

I mentioned it to the dealership I purchased the car at and they gave me a discount on the car but did not repair or replace the issue. I have tried calling local dealerships and keep getting told I will get a call back about this matter, but so far no one can confirm if this is a warrantied issue.

 

GLAD YOU ASKED !!!

For years I was threatened by (foreign i'll say) website posts that to keep moisture out it used "a good seal on back of bulb jack" and a little metal thing behind bulb to evaporate. These pages threaten if you drill holes that you'll have to replace the whole housing.

I LATER FOUND OUT THAT WAS ALL A (foreign) LIE.

#1 it leaks because they used FAKE GLUE on the seam of the plastic headlight housing. the water comes in FROM THE TOP

#2 IN CANCEL CULTURE - i decided: hey they lie so much, i'll just ignore them

DRILL BABY DRILL.

I drilled holes in the bottom of the housing

I haven't had wet enclosure or fogged lights since

DRILL BABY DRILL.

 

> 2020 Chevrolet Equinox 3 days ago

obviously demand the dealer replace the lamps. the china glue already failed

they shouldn't start leaking until the day after warrantee