cleaning the taillights

88supraTT

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My car is not running right now so I'm going through and fixing all the little crap that a 20 year old 190,000 miles car breaks or wears out. I noticed when i press my brakes I seen little bugs and crap in my tails. Question,how can i seperate the houseing from the lens? I really don't want to speed 200 bucks to get rid of some bugs and perfect tail lamps.

thanks
caleb
 

Kylar27

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Have you tried removing the tail lights from the car and maybe using some compressed air or water to clean them out? As long as you remove the bulb cluster I dont see any harm in doing this.
 

TobyCat

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You can clean them pretty good when off the car, just take out the bulbs. So long as the bugs aren't between the lense/platic then you're golden. If bugs are inside, well ... talk to Tekdues or look at his thread on how to seperate tail lights ;) (lots of work)
 

88supraTT

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TobyCat said:
You can clean them pretty good when off the car, just take out the bulbs. So long as the bugs aren't between the lense/platic then you're golden. If bugs are inside, well ... talk to Tekdues or look at his thread on how to seperate tail lights ;) (lots of work)

there in the lens, so now ill search for that thread

thanks for the start