1994 Mazda MX-3 "fix water rear lights" Questions

water. To fix, you need to take each tail light out and place a seal of silicon caulk between the body of the car and the tail light gasket and replace the tail lights. This should solve your water in

...the lamp assy & find where the water gets in, then blow it out with an air hose,let it dry & try to glue it I read where the only fix is to replace the lamp assy I would try glueing it ...

...in fact.... let me try to guess. why is my car leaking water? answer, the seals are bad. or door bent. how to fix it.? buy new seals. put them in? or get it serviced? ask your mech tech to fix

...fix any holes you find Also remove the left rear tie and find the leak in the inner fender that is allowing water to spray up to the lite. The same leak could be allowing water into the tire ...

...water was getting in by a seem that rungs a round the number plate look very hard and you will see small gaps in the plastic seems a bit of silly c*nt has sorted that out so I hope this helps some ...

...water is geting up in there? And what can i do to fix this? Thank You. There are 3 connectors for the abs system on the front that can get water into them if the seal is missing. 2 of them are at the ...

...water is leaking down thru them. If this is so, how do I fix the problem and is it expensive? easy to check ,take hose and spray water around lights then check inside if leaking, remove and seal with ...

...water comes down from the plastic window header (it's the non-operable window with the radio antenna). There is not moonroof. Has anyone experienced this, and what was your fix? Once source of leaks ...

...in the bottom,if not use shop vac to remove water and fix leak check antenna if its metal and at the rear panel,other areas to check are the rear tail light gaskets.also look at tail mounting

...mounting bracket. Currently it is hanging in place but not correctly. How do I get access to install it properly? You would need to fix the water leak first then pull the headliner out to repair