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Offline Jonny

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Rear Light Help
« on: October 12, 2012, 05:24:05 pm »
My drivers 30 ed rear light was misted up so I taken it off and used a hairdryer to dry it out... My being a complete idiot had melted where the bulb holdster goes so it doesn't fit.... :fighting: :fighting: so the irony is now when it rains my lights going to be drenched :P

My question is, could I take off the front and switch it with a crappy standard light or is it best just buying a new light?

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Re: Rear Light Help
« Reply #1 on: October 13, 2012, 07:07:04 am »
My drivers 30 ed rear light was misted up so I taken it off and used a hairdryer to dry it out... My being a complete idiot had melted where the bulb holdster goes so it doesn't fit.... :fighting: :fighting: so the irony is now when it rains my lights going to be drenched :P

My question is, could I take off the front and switch it with a crappy standard light or is it best just buying a new light?

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.............mine does the same mate & my old GTI did the same.Just left it & it clears on it's own. :wink:
ED35. Standard factory condition.

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Re: Rear Light Help
« Reply #2 on: October 13, 2012, 12:14:26 pm »
I would leave it but I've melted the part were the bulb holder pushes onto the light so I'm gonna need a new one