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There is moisture in the head lamp housing. This moisture causes the inside to fog over reducing the amount of light. The lack of light makes it hard to see objects at night.
I have had 3 main problems transmission, headlight moisture and airbag light illumination my 99 Venture has 79K miles on it and that transmission is shifting hard (dealer suggest a drain and flush) at 60K I had a valve in the transmission replaced for 800 dollars. I am afraid we will be replacing a transmission at 85000 miles. I can not believe it. The air bag light has been coming on since we bought the vehicle. We have had it in 7-9 times fixes ranged from clearing the code to tightening up a plug. The head light units have been taking on water and burning out lights for the last 20K miles. Sounds like a manufacturer defect. From what I have read on the internet a lot of people are having the same exact problems and I cannot believe GM would produce a vehicle like this and not stand buy there product.
The contact stated there was water in the headlights. The headlights worked but not as brightly as intended. The vehicle has been to the dealership, and they stated it was a defect in the drip system. The vehicle has not been repaired due to the excessive expense. Updated 12/20/05.
- Woodland, CA, USA
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- Charleston, SC, USA