condensation in rear lights
same thing with me....i need to know how to fix it also....the only thing i can think of is pop it open use a heat lamp to dry it out and use a good sealent to close it back up
reseal it with black silicon adhesive sealent or something like that...most likely theres a crack or the seal has a hole somewhere..do the seal all over again
[Modified by iluznxpnoi, 7:07 AM 2/26/2002]
[Modified by iluznxpnoi, 7:07 AM 2/26/2002]
had this problem with my old 95 coupe, just take off the taillights and get a blow dryer and dry it out, i did this and it never happened again
[Modified by xlr8 si, 12:38 PM 2/26/2002]
[Modified by xlr8 si, 12:38 PM 2/26/2002]
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This happened to my 94 GSR.
First try drying them out real well. If the condensation comes back try buying new taillight gaskets from http://www.ahmotor.com. And then make sure you screw everything back in TIGHT!
Should do the trick.
Now I just have to get water out of my headlights.
First try drying them out real well. If the condensation comes back try buying new taillight gaskets from http://www.ahmotor.com. And then make sure you screw everything back in TIGHT!
Should do the trick.
Now I just have to get water out of my headlights.
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