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Offline zdebx

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Re: Wet Boot
« Reply #10 on: 30 January 2010, 14:31 »
It will be the tail light dude, especially if the patch is just underneath the cluster.

But why only on one side? That's what buggers me  :shocked:
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Re: Wet Boot
« Reply #11 on: 31 January 2010, 20:29 »
So many reasons. Bolts could be too tight and have damaged the seal, or they could be too loose, or the seal could have come faulty/weak from factory, there could be a part of the metal frame around the light that has bent over the years or the light cluster itself could be faulty from factory and allowing water in.

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Re: Wet Boot
« Reply #12 on: 01 February 2010, 08:13 »
Alright, makes sense now :)

Replaced the lights back to original GTI smoked ones, so will be watching whether it makes any difference.
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Re: Wet Boot
« Reply #13 on: 02 February 2010, 18:26 »
Niiiiiiiiiiiice, problem solved!!!  :laugh:

Today it was raining the whole day, so I thought I would check and see if the boot is wet, but it was nice and dry.

So yeah, the issue was in aftermarket lights....F*ck them - love the smoked GTI ones :)
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