So how did you get water in the tail lights?

I have not heard this before, but since I have never experienced water weight gain, I have never had to search for it.

 

But if I DID get water in the tail lights. . . .I would do what Mugatu's dog does

 

Welcome to the club. I had mine replaced under warranty.

 

Watter fatter.

 

For anyone reading this the gasket parts numbers are:

Passenger (or RH side as labeled) = F151-51-153D
Driver (or LH side as labeled) = F151-51-163D

My local Mazda dealer charged me freaking $52.05/each after tax. You can find them online for about $35/each + $10+- for shipping. So slightly cheaper.

 

didn't use a gasket - just good ole silicone ..... Works fine
after having the light out I can't see how the gasket would work as the lights are a sealed unit ?????

 

$30.95

http://www.finishlineperformance.com...cat=302&page=1

 

Go Jags.

 

nah... go Vikings!

 

hmmmmm - so that stops water getting in when it isn't even exposed to the whether ? I'm confused .

All I did was seal around the join of the two halves with silicone - been good so far and its been pissing down here .....