I have condensation in both my rear light units although the passenger side is much worse. I have done loads of research on this and I know its a common problem on the Evo. I know I could have them replaced at the dealer but I dont see the point if its just going to happen again and again. I did hear that Fiat had a fix but I asked the dealer and he said almost all Evos have it and there is no fix. I dont fancy stripping the lights down and heating them up with a hairdryer every time condensation forms. So I was thinking about drilling some small holes in the unit as its just a space between the actual light unit. I would obviously have to avoid drilling into the led strip. Has anybody done this and if so where have you drilled? I was thinking about drilling from the back but not even sure if that would work. Maybe some small holes at the bottom on the outside so that any trapped water can escape. Any help would be greatly appreciated as its doing my head in trying to find an answer.

I might even be tempted to fit Grande Punto rear lights but its probably not a straight swap.

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Has anyone found a fix for this yet? I have this issue with both rear lights. It is worse on sunny days, they just seem to collect moisture and never able to shift it naturally.

It is ridiculous having to take the light off and put it in the plate warming draw once a week to get rid of the condensation.

There is nothing wrong with the rear lights on my EVO, one is even a new replacement for the previous one that the LED died in clearly due to moisture....so that one could be replaced under warranty again I guess.

This is the one thing that is actually making me want to get rid of my Abarth, it just spoils the look when clearly something is wrong with it.