206 headlights take water

In my 2004 206 car, my left headlight and taillights are getting a lot of water. so there is 2 fingers of water in the rear stops. what can I do to fix this. I would appreciate if anyone who knows the subject and helps.

my pressure had come to the press, I pierced the bottom end of my stop lamp with a hot ignition and took out the water.

my brother headlights and stops, unscrew the water or something.

to pour the water after draining the water, we will remove the glass or remove it without removing it

without removing it, my friend was nice with silicon, I opened it for the dimming of the headlight, then I siliconed it beautifully. Do not try to disassemble with silicone from the outside, but do fine work, otherwise, even if it does not take water from the smallest place, it takes moisture, this time steaming the headlights



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[QUOTE = ufuk91] without removing it, my friend was nicely covered with silicone, and I opened it for the dimming of the headlight, then I siliconed it beautifully, no problem. Do not try to disassemble with silicone from the outside, but do fine work or if it does not get water from the smallest place, it gets moisture this time. > Thank you very much, my brother, while buying the bidet silicone that will do my job, we call it transparent silicone, right? Do you have another name? I'm asking whether I can do it myself or not, or take it to the master so that the edges don't look bad.

[QUOTE = batur_us] [QUOTE = ufuk91] without removing it, my friend was nicely covered with silicone, and I opened it for dimming, then it was beautifully siliconized. Do not try to disassemble with silicone from the outside, but do fine work, or even if it does not get water from the smallest place, it will get moisture this time. We say transparent silicone when buying bidet silicone, right? Do you have another name? I ask you whether it is difficult or can I do it myself or if I take it to the master so that the edges don't look bad. As I said, work fine, remove some headlights, bring it to your house, have a good light, you can see everywhere in the headlight, do not make thick layers too thin, look at the edges of the silicon, even more importantly, look at the headlights if there is a broken crack in the back plastic (mine had it covered with silicone) . I don't think you need to take it to the master. As I said already, or you will not make it too thick, you will have little effect.

I swear my back left was pretty full in the winter. Even the vehicles coming from behind caught the attention;) now there is a little bit of annoyance.

THE SENSE SIMPLE THAT SILICONE IS BETWEEN THESE HEADLIGHTS, SO THAT OR BLACK PASTE IS THE SAME. & Nbsp;

[QUOTE = aslan275] THE FRIENDLY SIMPLE THAT SILICONE FALLS BETWEEN THESE HEADS. Do you?