Clear rear lamp clusters
02 February 2001, 06:58 PM
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Andy,
It took three goes with the sealant but they are OK now - do the job properly first time (I didn't!)
Probably a better approach would be to seal them when you fit them - offer them up to the car, see where the cluster meets the bodywork (inside) and then remove them again and add liberal amounts of sealant before bolting them on.
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Gavin
It took three goes with the sealant but they are OK now - do the job properly first time (I didn't!)
Probably a better approach would be to seal them when you fit them - offer them up to the car, see where the cluster meets the bodywork (inside) and then remove them again and add liberal amounts of sealant before bolting them on.
Thanks
Gavin
05 February 2001, 10:25 PM
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Scooby Sport sells them and if asked nicely will cut out the hole and fit a mounting in the correct place for the fog lamp. ie - you do not loose a reverse lamp.
Not the cheapest though....
Not the cheapest though....
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