Yesterday I noticed some moisture inside the left headlight. Was considering attempting to fix myself by removing the headlight fixture and caulking where the moisture is getting in (saw some DIY youtube videos). However, I'm not willing to attempt this if removing the headlight fixture is a big job. Anyone have any experience with this?
How hard is it to remove headlight fixture on 2015 Tahoe LTZ? Moisture in headlight.
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drakon543
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kinda early so nobody has responded to your post yet so ill toss in my 2 cents as best i can. my experience is with a 2013 avalanche atleast i think thats the year it my neighbors so mehhh. anyway if its anything like that to completely remove the headlight assembly your probably going to have to remove the front bumper cover. its not really that hard but it is time consuming and annoying. there may be a way to squeeze it over the bumper cover but it wasnt my truck so im not going to risk scratching it. my 07 Pontiac g6 was like that also but a hefty screwdriver and a terry cloth tucked into place kept me from scratching that car.
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Not hard just need a friend. Will have to remove the bumper cover. Tape off all the edges so not to scrape or scratch anything.
Can be hard to fix the moisture issue. Might want to see if you can find some replacements at a junk yard or something online...
Can be hard to fix the moisture issue. Might want to see if you can find some replacements at a junk yard or something online...
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