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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Technical Discussion - Beginner / Repair => Topic started by: segermech on April 12, 2011, 06:25:09 AM
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I had to replace a taillight bulb and I found that there was no seal betweel the lenses and the housing. All the bulbs were rusted in place and I had to break them all and rip them out. I assume there should be a seal here. Can anyone confirm?? Can you describe it. I was thinking of putting some silicone cord stock in the recess to make a nice seal.
Thanks.
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Mine 1st set had this same condition,
There was a Atrophied flat gasket in the grove,
but also the bottom of the unit has drain holes so its not sealed anyway.
Same with the side lights.
I always cannibalize these on every junk yard safari, as having the lites in the bumper,
they are a common casualty on trail trips,too.
CAPT
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The Sidekick has a foam seal, I think the silicone cord is an excellent idea
as a replacement gasket, and you will never have to replace it because it
gets old and hard and cracking
Wild
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I ordered a set of new taillights off eBay for a friend. came complete with bulbs and all for like 50 bucks. made a real nice improvement in looks and safety. might want to think about that.