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water in trunk, repair it for 5 bucks!

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    #31
    except the whole point of this thread is to avoid Honda, since it's a little pricey.

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      #32
      I've also used a generic mouse pad I cut up if I'm just making one.
      Last edited by tommi; 02-19-2013, 05:21 PM.
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        #33
        I just grabbed another set at a JY and double stacked them.. Works fine.

        And holy old thread batman! haha
        1996 Honda Shadow VT1100C

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        1993 Honda Accord 10th Ann

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          #34
          buy foam sheets at craft store and use the old gasket as the pattern and make your own! double stack if you need to! best way to go about it.

          oh, silicone your tail light also if it has cracks and water gets in.

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            #35
            Nice way to save some $ Do it yourself
            Or pay for OEM specs to each their own both completely great ways of fixing this problem. I've been wondering why there was moisture in the trunk

            Good work OP

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              #36
              Wow, I can get a full set of OEM gaskets from Honda for the tail lights for less than $15 for the set online.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Hooligan90 View Post
                Wow, I can get a full set of OEM gaskets from Honda for the tail lights for less than $15 for the set online.
                Nice find sharing is caring =)

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                  #38
                  hondapartsdeals.com

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                    #39
                    A warning to anyone thinking of using silicone to seal the tail lamps. Last fall i used blue RTV to temporarily seal off the trunk till I did my body work this year, when i would replace the gaskets. I am currently tyring to figure out how to pull my tail lamps off, the silicone sealed them on a liittle too well.

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                      #40
                      Maybe?

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                        #41
                        I posted a link for where to buy news seal sets for under $30, and they're OEM for the tail light neoprene type seals/gaskets.

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