GC8/Classic saloon STI rear lights
06 May 2009, 10:45 AM
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GC8/Classic saloon STI rear lights
Genuine brand new Subaru STI rear lights for GC8/classic saloon - boxed in OEM boxes/packing.
One has never been out of the box and the other has been test dry-fitted to my car and that is it - long story.
£200 including postage to UK mainland.
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One has never been out of the box and the other has been test dry-fitted to my car and that is it - long story.
£200 including postage to UK mainland.
Leave message here or PM me please.
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11 May 2009, 07:47 PM
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Hi there,
No I'm sorry they don't. They are genuine Subaru parts and I was told by the supplier that the sealant is not included or available via Subaru.
When I fitted mine I was advised to use Carafax/IDL 99, a non setting high modulus sealant used on motorhomes and the likes where there is likely to be some minmal movement between the sealed surfaces. So far no leaks whatsoever even upon a good jetwashing so it does work. I was told standard silcone wouldn't work because it 'sets'. Makes sense.
Anyway I bought way too much so you are welcome to an unopened tube of Carafax/IDL 99 thrown in free of charge.
No I'm sorry they don't. They are genuine Subaru parts and I was told by the supplier that the sealant is not included or available via Subaru.
When I fitted mine I was advised to use Carafax/IDL 99, a non setting high modulus sealant used on motorhomes and the likes where there is likely to be some minmal movement between the sealed surfaces. So far no leaks whatsoever even upon a good jetwashing so it does work. I was told standard silcone wouldn't work because it 'sets'. Makes sense.
Anyway I bought way too much so you are welcome to an unopened tube of Carafax/IDL 99 thrown in free of charge.
Thanks to those who expressed an interest.
