I think this is common on all rv's and vehicles in general.
Make sure the lense gaskets are in good shape. If not, replace or make a "new" gasket with Silicone (or add silicone to the old gasket).
With the Silicone, run a smooth bead for the gasket and let it set-up and cure before re-installing the lense. Curing time should be on the package.
Also make sure it is not leaking from the back side of the housing.
Lastly, get some dialectric grease from the parts store. This is for bulb connections. The new cars have this stuff on all their bulb connections. It is a grease that keeps the moisture out of the connections and makes for a good contact. It is messy when you change bulbs, but worth it in the end. It comes in little packages, like catsup at the fast-food places.
BTW, if your vehicle doesn't pass inspection, YOU can fix the issues. Does not have to be done by the shop. That is, if you are comforable with doing the repair.
Good Luck!
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Mike and Carla
1998 42' Overland Larado Diesel Pusher
On the road - here and there - Full Timing
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