Tail light issues

[green_machine7]

On my 92 Coupe my drivers side tail light keeps filling up with water, any suggenstions on how to seal it up? I tried but apparently it didnt work.

[jacobuchanan140]

if you're super patient you can use a heat gun to separate them completely and then reseal them.

[sideswipe]

Either use clear silicone or a hot glue gun, they both work well. Just run your bead along the upper and side seams to seal the light up. Also before you start take a heat gun or blow dryer to the taillight to get all of the moisture out. Later.

[NoRice84]

Yeah I used silicone on mine, I just ran it along the top, and have not had a problem since, but i do have a problem with water in my damb trunck for some reason?

[ExplodingCake]

Yeah I used silicone on mine, I just ran it along the top, and have not had a problem since, but i do have a problem with water in my damb trunck for some reason?

Your weatherstripping are done.

[green_machine7]

I will try to re-seal them again then. Thanks guys. Oh and the water in the trunk problem is probably because of the gasket between the tail light and the body. EXR-ALB has the same water in the trunk problem, we think its those gaskets.

[jacobuchanan140]

those gaskets are notorious for leaking

[mappyCB7]

yeah my trunk leaks like crazy and I might have to take appart my tail lights too. They get foggy =/

[green_machine7]

well at least i know its a common problem and not only me.

[green_machine7]

i might just get a new light if it doesnt work.

[C91BLX7]

Yeah its the gasket behind the light.

[jszuba]

I had the same problem...
First, remove your lamps, make sure they dry (use a hair dryer, or whatever you have)
I ran silicone the whole perimeter where the lens meets the housing, and smoothed it out with my finger to make it look neat.
Then I drilled a tiny hole on the inner under side of the blinker / indicator to let whatever water that gets in, drip out.
Mind you, you want to keep those lamps dry because:
a.) your brake lamp indicator will come on on the dash even if you have all bulbs working.
b.) still water will start going murky...

[green_machine7]

Maybe moisture might be the problem of my fiance's CB7, cause i have tried everything to try to make the brake light on the dash go out. I change the pigtails, the electronic box, and the bulbs, and it still does it. Ithink I will drill a hole in mine, cause I dont reall want to buy a new tail light.