Looking to get my tail lights normal.
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Looking to get my tail lights normal.
The guy I bought this car from mentioned it had a minor accident which caused the replacement of the left rear quarter panel and the tail light to be replaced as well. The quarter panel is great but take a look at my tail lights.
http://imgur.com/a/oZrhZ
It looks like the driver side light fixture was replaced with some strange non-oem part. I guess the auto body shop he took it to didn't care about making sure the lights matched.
It causes two problems.
http://imgur.com/a/oZrhZ
It looks like the driver side light fixture was replaced with some strange non-oem part. I guess the auto body shop he took it to didn't care about making sure the lights matched.
It causes two problems.
- Everyone tells me I have a light out on my drivers side.
- Moisture is always found inside the reverse light.
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Yea, that's what we've all been told. I guess that guy didn't get the memo and figured it out! Turns out you can, but it ain't easy! That write-up is very good.
OP - It's the inside that is the problem just like in that write up. The outside isn't the issue, but a little polishing wouldn't hurt to get rid of some swirls.
Hawks Third Gen has used ones for $150. New is too expensive there. If you want a new one, WS6 store is $299. Search 10431949 for the LH (Driver side) and10431948 for the RH
Last edited by HotWhipT/A; 05-29-2012 at 06:05 PM.
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I hadn't even thought to look around for a fix since I assumed it was a defect from a non-OEM part.