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Taillight leaks

Sallad420

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Kelowna, BC Canada
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'96 XL 4WD
Hi all, I noticed the other day my taillight (drivers side) had about 0.5 inch of water in the Reverse Light section of the light. I took it off and dumped the water out, but how would it have gotten in there. Obviously there is a leak, but I looked it over and there are no visable cracks, or openings anywhere.

So any clues on how to fix this? I could just drill a small hole in the bottom of the light to keep it drained, but I would rather find the leak.

Is this a common problem?

Thanks.
 



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Usually, ( not always ) it is from the seams.
Run a thin bead of scillicon around the seam.
Have some rags handy for clean up.
 






thanks. :)
 






no prob'
 






My truck is doing this, and the silicon doesn't seem to help.
 






check also where the bulbs insert
 






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