Water In Tail Lights

[shredder667]

just noticed my tail lights have become small aquariums! anyone got any ideas how i might get it out without having to take off the tail lights? or if not, how i get the tail lights off? it's an r32. cheers lads

[/2on]

Im pretty sure if you have a look in the DIY thread theres a post about it in there and what to use to reseal your tail lights

[unarmed_skyline]

cheap way just drill a small hole in the bottom then let water leak out, then get a hairdryer make the heat go into the hole and it should dry up the residue then with the hole in the bottom it wont build up anymore

[smurfpirate]

i think you might need to take the hole lamp out and open the casing then i would reseal it.

[adam-__-]

If you wanna fix up the problem you're gonna need to take the lights out. You can always do it on the cheap like what unarmed_skyline said though.

[Rekin]

DIY Thread;

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=water+in+light

Had similar problem, took to mechanic to reseal tail-light and got it done for $50. Not worth the effort for such a small price in my opinion

[shredder667]

cheers guys!

[dmr]

DIY Thread;

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=water+in+light

Had similar problem, took to mechanic to reseal tail-light and got it done for $50. Not worth the effort for such a small price in my opinion

get windscreen sealer for a couple dollars from your repco/autobarn, and seal it yourself..

it took me literally 10 mins to take light housing out, dry, put back in, and seal

[Rekin]

If you are confident with silicon on your car by all means go for it.

I didnt want to risk spreading some silicon onto the paintwork if it only costs a couple of dollars by a professional

[tek_01]

in my case (R33) i took a good 2/3hours maybe even more for the whole thing but they are real to take out, require ALOT of force. I thought it was the seal around the tail light that went bad but it wasnt coz it still does the same thing

it actually was the seal between the reverse light section and brake light section (if you have an r33 you know what i mean)

ended up doing what the fellow up above said, drilled small holes and never looked back!