Re: taillight gaskets saga | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Doug and Terri Anderson (dnt![]() |
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Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 03:47:51 -0700 (PDT) |
Michael -
Sorry, been looking but to no avail. I
found my old lights but I must have reused the gaskets.
Thing is - when replacing the lights, make REAL
sure you get a good water proof fit. If you ever drive in the wet,
intentionally or accidentally, this rear area is negative air pressure and for
all intents, tho there is no such thing as suction, sucks water into rear
boot.
There the water soaks the cotton batting and
corrodes the tiny but long screws which hold on the tail lights.
To that end, to prevent driving the 3 mm screw
through the plastic (steel vs. plastic - steel wins) lights make REAL sure the 5
mm nut is free to ride the entire distance freely so there are no hang
ups. Otherwise there is a possibility of hanging up the nut on the 3 mm
threaded rod stock and driving the 3 mm screw deep into the lens which makes a
very expen$ive cracking $ound.
Onward
DOUG
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- Re: taillight gaskets saga Jim Conforti, April 16 2011
- Re: taillight gaskets saga Doug and Terri Anderson, April 28 2011
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taillight gaskets saga Charles Perry, April 16 2011
- Re: taillight gaskets saga Adam Green, April 16 2011
- Re: taillight gaskets saga Michael James, April 16 2011
- Re: taillight gaskets saga Fellippe Galletta, April 16 2011
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