This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
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The contact owns a 2014 Dodge Durango. The contact stated that water was entering the rear race type led lighting. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was taken to fox negaunee Chevrolet Buick GMC (705 us-41, negaunee, mi 49866, (855) 509-9547) where it was diagnosed that the led panel part number: 6815 5950 ai needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was contacted and provided case number: 35451117. No further assistance was provided. The failure mileage was 79,780.
Add mine to the many complaints about water getting into the tail lights that are in the hatch. Also known as race track tail light. There is a bug inside as well so the gap in this "sealed" unit must be huge. You can see the mosquito in img_6163.jpg. Also have trouble with water getting in the drivers side headlight about a year ago. I purchased this vehicle new and it has never been in an accident. This is an obvious safety issue when the water starts clouding the lens and/or starts shorting out the bulbs. These issues are not covered by the lifetime maxcare warranty. I tried uploading 4 photos. Hopefeully you got them all
The rear racetrack lights keep taking on water! if I recall water and electricity don't mix! this was one of the selling features that caught my eye to buy this vehicle. But apparently this is a big problem with these lights and an expensive fix if it burns out. The tail light is fused with the plate light. So if the fuse blows you have no plate light which in my state is illegal. If the lights are out, there really isn't much illumination in the rear. I could easily get rear ended at night or cloudy out.
Water has pooled up in the lower right led housing and shorted out the lights in that particular area. At one point the whole led strip went out on the lift gate. I didn't know it happened until I smelt a strong electrical fire smoke scent and started looking around to find the source. Water continues to pool on both sides of the led racetrack taillights.
Water is collecting in the left side of my racetrack light on my 2014 Dodge Durango. The dealership and Dodge as a whole has continued to blow me off for something that is a nationally known defect.
Water getting into the rear hatch light [bar] on lift gate, causing the L.E.D. light to burn out. Seems to be not sealed properly from factory. Whether it is sitting, or mobile, the water still gets into the assembly.
Rear lighting will accumulate moisture inside housing eventually burning out led elements. This results in drivers being unable to see vehicle from the rear as well as citations for nonfunctioning equipment.
Rear race track lighting has water accumulating in the tail light assembly causing the entire light bar to short out. This has caused the license plate lights to stop working as well which are required by state law. Estimate to replace by dealer is $1600
Takata recall standing water and bugs are inside my rear light bar on my truck. From rain water and now my light on the driver side in the rear is out.
Rain gets in the tail light and portions of the light do not light. I have seen many complaints online about this. It is a $1200 and it has happen again to mine. I don't know where or when it happens. I can see the water inside tail light.
Led lighting bar on tailgate showed signs of moisture, and then lights went out completely, including the license plate lights. Vehicle was stationary, watched lights flicker, then go out when car was auto started.
Rear taillights (referred to as racetrack lights) have already been replaced once for leaking and burning out. The replacement lighting is having the same problem, filling with rain water, and burning out the led lights
First issue is back racetrack lenses is full of water causing bulbs to blow out.secondly, and most scarey was driving at 50 mph and car starts making loud noises on dash(that alone scarey enough to create a crash)but the looses power and barely can steer vehicle to side of rt.27, then started back up.I am a single mom of 2 boys, (one which I rely on this vehicle to Transport to many doctor appointments.)last thing I need is a horrible accident.please listen to all these complaints as if it were your family and try to address the safety of your consumers.
It has been raining and the lighting system housing unit has filled with water. I had not used the vehicle in several days. I noticed it in a parking lot.
I'm having issues with my trunk led lights. It's not working properly water leaks inside the light and it's cause the light to go out. I researched the problem and it seems like a lot of people are having the same exact
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- Brookston, TX, USA