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Portofino headlamp cluster condensation

Discussion in 'California/Portofino/Roma' started by Galahad, Jul 10, 2021.

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  1. Galahad

    Galahad Rookie

    Jul 10, 2021
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    Robert Talbot
    After driving through rain recently I noticed condensation inside one of the headlamp clusters (see photo). Although the mist subsequently evaporated, I am concerned about long term corrosion in the unit. My dealer has suggested that the issue might be caused by a disconnected "vacuum pipe". A certain amount of disassembly will be reqiured to access the headlamp unit, so I shall leave it to the dealer to look at this. Have any Portofino owners seen this issue before? Does anyone have a photography of this "vacuum pipe"? I had previously understood that these headlamp units were sealed.
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  2. Pedronz

    Pedronz Rookie

    Jul 14, 2020
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    New Zealand
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    Peter C Andrew (Pedro)
    Yes, I’ve seen in my 2019 both head lights but intermittent, I havnt discussed with dealer yet.. Rear boot lid light is worse, booked for replacement under warranty.
     
  3. agricultoru

    agricultoru Rookie

    Apr 14, 2020
    23
    Romania
    Similar phenomenon happens on mine, but I noticed that after driving without any rain, so I really can't explain it. I will ask the dealer next time and if it happens again i'll post pictures. It happens on both units, left and right. I've noticed it a few times now.
     
  4. rocketman

    rocketman Formula 3

    Oct 1, 2009
    1,487
    NY & Miami
    Scuderia headlamps V.2.....you would think they would have learned by now.
     
  5. GTFan

    GTFan Karting
    Rossa Subscribed

    Dec 10, 2020
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    Colorado
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    Scott
    My 2019 had condensation moisture in the rear bid light which the dealer replaced. All good so far after the replacement.
     

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