Classic Rear Light removal
#1
Hi folks
I am going to remove the rear light clusters tomorrow and can I just check something?
Five nuts to remove and then is it just the silicone sealant holding in the unit? I don't want to break anything so are there any tips? Cut seal with a knife or just tap then out?
I don't want B & Q bathroom sealant either any ideas on type? Preferable that black semi setting stuff the pros use?
Thanks
Mark
I am going to remove the rear light clusters tomorrow and can I just check something?
Five nuts to remove and then is it just the silicone sealant holding in the unit? I don't want to break anything so are there any tips? Cut seal with a knife or just tap then out?
I don't want B & Q bathroom sealant either any ideas on type? Preferable that black semi setting stuff the pros use?
Thanks
Mark
#2
Yep, five nuts in total and then just the sealant after that.
Recommend heating up the gorilla snot with a hairdryer or something to allow an easier extraction of the lights. Just gently pushed mine out from the back.
Recommend heating up the gorilla snot with a hairdryer or something to allow an easier extraction of the lights. Just gently pushed mine out from the back.
#5
Re: the monkey mucus ..........will it be okay to just re-use do you reckon?
#6
Thanks GOldeneye
One last question...where do you get the black sealant in question??
Ta
Mark
Nice new TSL lights installed, as soon as it gets light I'll know if I like 'em.
One last question...where do you get the black sealant in question??
Ta
Mark
Nice new TSL lights installed, as soon as it gets light I'll know if I like 'em.
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