Rear Tail Light letting water in
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Rear Tail Light letting water in
hi all,
noticed today as i walked past my car that one of the tail lights was half full of water, had a deeper dig around and found my spare wheel well completely full of water and suspect its getting in past the left tail light, the foam gasket has begun to perish and im struggling to find somewhere online to get a replacement, any one got any ideas of where i could get hold of one or is this a case of going direct through subaru and hope they can get hold of one.
(2007 WRX STI with 2005 rear tail lights)
thanks for the help
noticed today as i walked past my car that one of the tail lights was half full of water, had a deeper dig around and found my spare wheel well completely full of water and suspect its getting in past the left tail light, the foam gasket has begun to perish and im struggling to find somewhere online to get a replacement, any one got any ideas of where i could get hold of one or is this a case of going direct through subaru and hope they can get hold of one.
(2007 WRX STI with 2005 rear tail lights)
thanks for the help
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They sell them at the main dealer separately so you don't need to buy the complete light to get them, about £14 each. I personally would change both, i got them about 5 months ago so they still sell them
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Could be the reason , they are different part numbers......
Blobeye
Packing-rear combination, right, 84940FE080 and Packing-rear combination, left, 84940FE090
Hawkeye
Packing-rear combination, right, 84940FE120 and Packing-rear combination, left, 84940FE130
Blobeye
Packing-rear combination, right, 84940FE080 and Packing-rear combination, left, 84940FE090
Hawkeye
Packing-rear combination, right, 84940FE120 and Packing-rear combination, left, 84940FE130
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Cheers guys, I'll be give them a call over the weekend to try and get some in. Now just the task of getting the old girl through the emissions part of her MOT, my usual garage no longer do those 'special' MOT's haha
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Don't use silicone, use this: http://www.caravan-components.co.uk/...-in-400ml-Tube
Non-setting mastic, lasts longer than silicone and the lights CAN easily be removed if necessary.
Non-setting mastic, lasts longer than silicone and the lights CAN easily be removed if necessary.
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