I had the same problem! It turns out there isn't really a "leak" as you think of it. The taillight housing was designed very poorly. There are 4 places where water sits on top of the gaskets on the left and right side. i replaced my gaskets thinking that would solve the problem. BUT, the new ones were saturated and leaking through just like the old ones! what i did, was drill holes in the bottom of each of these areas, and put a tube through from top to bottom. the water now has a place to drain out, it will not sit on top and eventually come through the gasket!
Parking lights are supposed to be sealed. If you are getting water, there must be a crack or seam or gasket that failed. You can buy replacements or, if you can dry it out, you could caulk it with 100% silicone caulk.
headlights are either sealed beams or bulbs both have 2 elements. one for bright and one for low the low is burned out replace the bulb or sealed beam
You can get condensation in your tail lights from a small leak that lets moisture inside the plastic cover. Moisture can get inside the plastic cover if it is not sealed tight or if there is a small crack.
If I'm not mistaken you should have sealed beam headlights as mine does. If you are getting water into a sealed beam headlight you will have to replace the lamp. The old one is no longer sealed.
No. A bag that has been vacuum sealed prevents moisture and air from getting to the food.
That depends on what brake lights you have. If you have the squared ones with the reverse lights built in, those covers are held in with screws. If you have the Truck Lite sealed lights, you don't take those off - you replace the entire unit.
It doesn't. You can try getting it sealed via an attorney and the federal courts, but be prepared to spend a LOT of money, and then you still probably won't get your way.
The cost of the bulb (or the light fixture, if you're replacing sealed beam headlights) if you do it yourself.
NO,don't even think of doing that - very dangerous.
To prevent the microorganisms from getting in the petri dish.
Yes. Check the fluid level first (unless it's a sealed for life) and recharge in accordance with the manufacturers instructions
- im sick - I have loads of hw- my mom sealed mu doors and windows closed