Reverse Light and Firebird Logo

[Blazing_Firebird]

Ok got a few things for you experts out there:

1.) My right reverse light has some moisture in it, I believe, which causes it to fog up (like a bathroom mirror kind of), with condensation, is there anyway to fix this without tearing my car apart?

2.) My red firebird seems...faded...compared to the bright red back of the 2002 Bird I saw this evening...its still visible, but its just...not as red.

[Rob@USC]

Well, I don't know what to tell you about the first thing (I have a Camaro and don't have to worry about this). However, on the second one, I've seen in this forum people with the same problem. I've picked up that Firebird owners have two options in this, 1) try to paint over it (this wouldn't be my first choice) or 2) get a vinyl overlay for it. I can't think of the name of the website everyone talks about here, but if you do a search for "bird overlay" or something similar (in the apperance forum), I'm sure you can find it.

Hope this helps,
Rob

[tdaddyz]

drilling a small hole where condensation is the worst is about the only thing to get rid of it that i know

i would paint the bird, it will look much better than any overylay this way

[mcjoslyn]

If you check carefully, you'll find that every light on your vehicle (and every vehicle) has a vent at some point in the lens/light assembly to eliminate condensation. You may have to tear the lens assembly apart some to find it, but I think you'll find it is plugged. Clean it out and you should be fine.