I brought my car into body shop for fixing some minor damage, they took the taillight out but refused to get me the new gasket.... I finally got my new gasket and I proceed to install myself... I found that they didn't tight the light down too well, maybe that's the reason of the leak? I don't know.
My trunk is dry, so only the tailight got in a lot of water, I used heat gun on both lights for more than 4 hours, and the water still there.
I'm not too certain of the drilling method, since I got the new gasket and my light never had water leakage before, wondering if there's any other way to dry the lights... Please help.
My trunk is dry, so only the tailight got in a lot of water, I used heat gun on both lights for more than 4 hours, and the water still there.
I'm not too certain of the drilling method, since I got the new gasket and my light never had water leakage before, wondering if there's any other way to dry the lights... Please help.
As long as the air is warm and it circulates, it should cause the water to vaporize and evaporate. Warm air in, warm air out... Maybe a desiccant like silica gel might speed things up (you can buy it in the dry flower section at Walmart) but you'd have to contain it somehow so that it doesn't make a mess. Short of taking the lights apart (do not attempt to do that), your best best is dry warm air and time.
