Volvo XC60 2018- headlights fogging and condensating!!
 

Hello!

I've been driving a Volvo since 2004, and since 2008 I've changed 2 new Volvo XC60s,this is now the third XC60 2018.In December 2019, the front right headlight began to fog.Replaced under warranty.In May 2020, condensate from the left headlight occurs.It was also replaced under warranty.Now in December 2020, the left headlight is foggy again!It’s not just ordinary fogging, it’s the

accumulation of large drops of water!My XC60 looks silly, like it got a “fist in the eye”.Fogging from the inside disturbs the light beam and thus reduces safety when driving at night.Moisture in the LED chamber can damage the electronics inside the lamp after a while.I am now waiting for Volvo's answer as to whether it will acknowledge the re-complaint even though the car warranty has now

expired, but it should be valid on the lamp that was put in May.Does anyone have such a problem and do you know the solution how to solve it?

Greetings from Croatia!
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AGAIN Condensation on inside of headlights XC60 on december 2020 - this left lamp was replaced in may 2020!!
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AGAIN Condensation on inside of headlights XC60 on december 2020 - this left lamp was replaced in may 2020!! Very BIG drops of water inside.

XC60 Headlight condensation
 

Shame on you VOLVO! I change three (3) headlights last 2 years on my XC60!

This winter, again, moisture and fogging!!!!

SHAME ON YOU!!

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Picture say all!

Same problem here on my 2018 XC90.

I'm very suprised to see that it did happen on a replaced healight !

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I'm currently browsing the internet in search of what's causing that and if there's a fix or obvious design flaw or something.

Headlight Vents?
 

Ugh-I have the same issue on my 2020 xc60 T6 Inscription. I know its dangerous, but I'm assuming these headlights have vents(?) Anyone know where they are located?

I fixed mine a year ago and they are still moisture free :)

Have a look at the discussion there :

https://www.swedespeed.com/threads/m...k-here.646316/