Tail Light Switch problems of the 2017 Dodge Durango

My center tail light known as the race track light had gotten moisture in it and some of the led lights went out. I was in the process of trying to find a solution as to why this happened as my vehicle is not even 4 years old yet. This issue started November of 2020. Well fast forward to 2-13-21 the whole center part has now completely went out and doesnt work at all. I have been doing alot of research and see there is alot of issues with people having the same problems and the manufacturer not doing anything about the issue to fix them. This is a huge saftey concern and would like some more feedback on what could be done to have it fixed as its not a cheap fix at all. Thank you in advance and hopefully we can get something going for this.

Having issues with water in race track taillight and now. The whole racetrack tail light is out.

The rear tail light bar filled with water and stopped working. This part was 1st replaced in December 2018, and now the 2nd one is no longer working. This is a safety hazard and a known issue for this vehicle. I have called the dealership and Chrysler and they are not willing to replace or fix this known defect.

I have a 2017 Dodge Durango rt. My tailgate lights have water in them and during my travels I am noticing my truck is not the only one. Trying to figure out a fix for this problem. Is it my responsibility Dodges?.

Water enters the rear tail light track lighting system, causing shorts in the led lights. I have had it replaced 2 times now because of this defect. The new track light hasn't been installed for 1 year yet and water has gotten back into the tail lights cause shortages and outages. This is a hazard that needs to be addressed by Dodge.

1. My fuel tank will not fill up all the way and will stop at each fill up. I have to manually keep trying to pump the fuel. Almost always I can never fill fully up. This is a known issue and needs to be resolved. 2. I also have an issue with my racetrack tail light with condensation and water getting inside. I have a faulty light as I have had my dealer check for cracks or openings. 3. Auto start on/off jerky and sometimes does not start on time and will jolt forward when trying to accerate at stop light.

My 2017 Dodge Durango had water intrusion in the lift-gate tail light. I had one replaced under warranty after I noticed that the lights had failed and could see the water pooling in the light. The replace tail light also has water pooling in the bottom part of the light. The dealer won't replace this one for free because the warranty had expired.

The race track tail light has water in it and condensation. The led lights short it out while driving and almost caused and accident. Got stop by the cops because in his words my lights keep flickering is a quality check defect. Theres a whole community going trough this problem we need a solution. This happens if the truck is stop or moving gets water inside the race track tailed lights. We getting a hurricane here in texas so much water my house might not flood but my lights will.

Water entered tailgate light housing and pooled up over time. This caused some of the lights to go out. The Durango has less than 35,000 miles and due to it coming from canada there is no factory coverage. Seems after little research it is a very common problem and very costly to owners. To the tune of $1200 and up for dealership replacement and labor.

Tail light cracked allowing water in lights causing lights to go out. Noticed this about 1. 5 years ago. No other damage, looks like it was cut with a laser. Car was stationary.

Tail light has water in them. Weather causes water to freeze and damage lights. Makes it hard to see when braking at night.

Water is getting in the tail lights and causing the lights to go out.

With in the past 8 months and starting at 38,000 miles the led racing tail lights on the passenger side has an 8" inch burnt out spot and now the left drivers side has the same issue.

Water collecting in lift gate racetrack tail light.

Water collects in the rear tail light assembly (the one across the tailgate with the back-up camera). So bad, some lamps have blown out on the lower right of the assembly. It only drains out when removing a. Bolt on each side, but within a few weeks, the water returns.