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Removal of Rear Light fittings
332550 PostPosted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:04 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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Reading Sallytraffics post about the cost of replacing a rear light fitting reminded me of
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Many expensive rear light clusters are cheaply fitted, mine in fact collect a little water and mold during the year. To save yourself a lot of grief, once a year remove the holding screws, vaseline them and put them back in. At the same time, if necessary, clean the lens and contacts. You will save yourself a lot of trouble in the long run, bulbs do not last for ever and in some countries if you cannot change a blown bulb on the spot there are hefty fines.

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Excellent advice. The simple tips are often the best.
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Even simpler advice.

As soon as you get your new 2008 calendar write in a reminder to do this, and any other annual or periodic maintenance tasks.

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