yeah, all i did with mine was take the light out and replace the body-light seal with a peice of rubber i bought from clark rubber, mine no longer fill with water, my old gasket was shot so i cut a new one to shape,m much cheaper than toyota
I have a 86.5 MA70. The taillights seem to hold a fair bit of water after rain or washing car. Has anyone had any experience taking these apart and re-sealing them.
yeah, all i did with mine was take the light out and replace the body-light seal with a peice of rubber i bought from clark rubber, mine no longer fill with water, my old gasket was shot so i cut a new one to shape,m much cheaper than toyota
89' MR2 AW11... His
00' MR2 ZZW30... Hers
Even if you wanted to do it on the dodge, if you were neat enough, you could use gasget goo, and maybe put a drain plug in it near the bottom, so the water doesnt store in the light...
I did it on my rolla, i mean with gasget goo, the drain plug was already there...
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Jase
ewww, gasket goo, man that is super dodge, not just dodge, what happens next time you take the lights off for some reason, its bloody messy, mine were gasket goo'd on, it was a shit to remove
89' MR2 AW11... His
00' MR2 ZZW30... Hers
Ewww, extra work. I dont intend on opening my lights up anytime soon... Ever... lol
Jase
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It's easy to remove should you ever need to redo it
I am the sun
if your real lazy just drill a hole in the bottom with an eighth drill bit water goes in water goes out problem solved![]()
other wise i would recamend urathane to seal it up
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