water leaking through rear light
13 September 2008, 01:12 PM
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water leaking through rear light
just washed my old classic only to notice when drying there was bit of water in the boot investigated further & about 2 inch worth where the spare wheels sits 
doesnt look nothing serious though seems to be coming though one of the rear lights so going to clean up & resilicone them in is this a common problem as my lights dont look like they've ever been removed?
doesnt look nothing serious though seems to be coming though one of the rear lights so going to clean up & resilicone them in is this a common problem as my lights dont look like they've ever been removed?
13 September 2008, 01:19 PM
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just washed my old classic only to notice when drying there was bit of water in the boot investigated further & about 2 inch worth where the spare wheels sits doesnt look nothing serious though seems to be coming though one of the rear lights so going to clean up & resilicone them in is this a common problem as my lights dont look like they've ever been removed?
doesnt look nothing serious though seems to be coming though one of the rear lights so going to clean up & resilicone them in is this a common problem as my lights dont look like they've ever been removed?
13 September 2008, 01:45 PM
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A very common problem on scoobs. See here https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...boot-well.html
Had this problem on my bugeye, same as you the spare wheel well would fill up whenever it rained heavily or when I washed the car. Was so annoying having to always dry it after. I sorted the problem by re-fixing the spoiler and also used some sealant on the rear lights just in case.
Had this problem on my bugeye, same as you the spare wheel well would fill up whenever it rained heavily or when I washed the car. Was so annoying having to always dry it after. I sorted the problem by re-fixing the spoiler and also used some sealant on the rear lights just in case.
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