Subject	Middle section comes out first (no goo). This will allow you
Posted by	PiotrC70 on January 18, 2012 at 10:43 AM
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In Reply To	Is there anything tricky about replacing the tailights? (n/m) posted by Zblackbeast on January 18, 2012 at 06:59 AM
Message	to use a heat gun on the inside and pry in the area where the middle section was. Slow and steady. You'll likely reuse some of the goo still on the body and of course suggest using some that came with your JSPECS. Roll it out (the goo) to a thinner bead or flatten it otherwise your taillights will stick out. I've also put the bead on the taillights as opposed to the body and applied a little bit of heat to the goo so it softens and makes a better seal. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Is there anything tricky about replacing the tailights? (n/m) - Zblackbeast 06:59:25 01/18/12 they have a sealent on them and - Halo TTZ 07:23:03 01/18/12 use a heat gun, not a hammer. (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 07:30:36 01/18/12 ... and easy on the heat. Plastic melts quickly. (n/m) - vorpalZ 08:07:05 01/18/12 Thanks (n/m) - Zblackbeast 09:02:16 01/18/12 There is a small plastic retention tab in the middle of the - MITTZX 09:04:32 01/18/12 Middle section comes out first (no goo). This will allow you - PiotrC70 10:43:08 01/18/12 Instructions - cherryz 10:53:24 01/18/12 Re: Is there anything tricky about replacing the tailights? - doanh 11:38:03 01/18/12 Do not over tighten them, as the extra stress maycausecracks (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 12:00:50 01/18/12 do not use the nuts to pull lights into place. - Antihero 14:36:24 01/18/12
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