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Rear light crack

F0CUE
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My rear light has a small crack in it and fills up with water at the bottom I have emptied it b4 and it is quite full again. Would it be possible to use a sealant to fill the gap or am I am better off sourcing a new one? It hasn't had any effect on operation it's like a mini swimming pool lol

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    31 minutes ago, F0CUE said:

    My rear light has a small crack in it and fills up with water at the bottom I have emptied it b4 and it is quite full again. Would it be possible to use a sealant to fill the gap or am I am better off sourcing a new one? It hasn't had any effect on operation it's like a mini swimming pool lol

    I'd get quotes from somewhere like www.partsgateway.co.uk and check ebay for a replacement, I wouldn't have thought a used one would be very expensive as it's a common item and it's got to be better than bodging it (you'll know it's there even if no-one else does).

    I've used parts gateway a few times without and issues, the various sellers/scrapyards all have visible feedback a bit like ebay.

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    It can't hurt to give it a go, there are good all weather sealants out there. Worth a try first.

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    Cheers wish I could just fork out for led ones but atm too much outgoings will see how it pans out :)

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    just get some Super Glue if it it just a crack  remove cover  and seal it both inside and outside   leave to dry then replace

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