2012 Suncruiser - Headlight condensation

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Greetings!

I just purchased a new-to-me coach a couple of weekends ago.  She's a beauty and I'm tickled pink, but making my punch list items to take care of in the coming weeks.

One of my headlights has condensation build up.  In peering at the headlight housing, it looks like the lens is removable and thinking it likely needs a new gasket.  Would probably replace both of them and maybe get fresh bulbs while I'm at it.

Would Winnebago/Itasca stock the headlight lens gaskets, or Ford?  Or maybe someone else?

Thanks
Richard
 
^^ Very possible - Winnebago uses various auto and truck headlights and taillights. ^^

Look on the housing for any numbers and search on them, you might be able to replace the entire assembly or take parts off a replacement.
 
Thanks Gentlemen, I will take a look at the housing for any identifiers.  Will also investigate the possibility of it being a Chrysler 300 headlight.  Great suggestions.

I have a feeling that I will have many more questions. 8)
 
landcruisers said:
....I have a feeling that I will have many more questions. 8)
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