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talonESi20Aug-08-02 01:11 AM
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#28432, "Water and condensation in tails"


          

I have water in my tail lights (just a little for now but it's enough to bug the hell out of me) and I need to get it out. I just need to know what you guys would recomend on the suggested time and temp to put the tail in the oven to pull it apart, or if there is an even better way to get it apart (without cookin' it) to seal it back up with silicone. TIA for your time and suggestions.

  

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mcgyvrAug-08-02 03:18 AM
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#28433, "RE: Water and condensation in tails"
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Most tail lights have a drain plug or vent in them, just pull the light out and try to find it, sometimes its got a black rubber boot on it, they it should just come out

If you want to put it in an oven I wouldnt suggest more that 200 degrees or so, and put it on a piece of cardboard or something to keep them from melting from sitting on hot metal

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