Subject	If you have a older Z. The seal is real tight!--->
Posted by	Straub(Chicago) on June 25, 2001 at 12:17 PM
	This message has been viewed 8 times.
In Reply To	Yea I know, I think I can do it. Can anyone who has... posted by Ninjamonkey on June 25, 2001 at 12:12 PM
Message	I used a heat gun for about 20 minutes. It still wasn't good enough to loosen the seal. It is a diffcult project. The chance you will ruin a tailight is very likely. Also, be careful where you pry from, you can scratch the black on the inside of the lense or crack it like I did! I think it's much easier just to save that money and put it towards the real deal. But if you can't afford it is a crap shot. Best a luck!
Follow Ups	Ok, I have decided, I'm doing my rear clears now, any tips? - Ninjamonkey 11:53:41 06/25/01 Re: Ok, I have decided, I'm doing my rear clears now, any ti - TeamNismo1 12:00:50 06/25/01 It's a pain! Just spend the $288 and get the real deal!---> - Straub(Chicago) 12:02:52 06/25/01 Yea I know, I think I can do it. Can anyone who has... - Ninjamonkey 12:12:28 06/25/01 Ignore that link, trying to make a sig (n/m) - Ninjamonkey 12:14:51 06/25/01 If you have a older Z. The seal is real tight!---> - Straub(Chicago) 12:17:52 06/25/01 Yea I have a 90Z and it look as if the black goo is really - Ninjamonkey 12:25:10 06/25/01 Re: Yea I know, I think I can do it. Can anyone who has... - TeamNismo1 12:18:20 06/25/01 I don't think my blowdryer will do so well, I would probably - Ninjamonkey 12:28:36 06/25/01 yeah it might take a while lol - TeamNismo1 12:36:04 06/25/01 Anyone know why the first step of the tech page on z32.org - Ninjamonkey 13:12:41 06/25/01
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.