P38A Mould in rear lights?
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Sealed as far as i know.
Falk
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I had similar issue - i removed and put hot water + bleach through the bulb holder, washed out thoroughly, allowed to dry with little bit of heat.
tomcat59alan
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Take them off, bulbs out, bleach and water in with a bit of light chain, give it a good shake wash out and recover chain. Dry as best you can with kitchen roll then leave in the airing cupboard for a day or two. Worth a try.
Falk
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^^ just to reaffirm my point rice works well (as well)
rice works well (as well)tomcat59alan
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Mmmm, and chip's, half and half. You typed a bit faster than me.^^ just to reaffirm my point
biketeacherdave
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I use crushed ice cubes to clean my lights out anything abrasive will do it as said tho start with some bleach to kill the mould then some crushed ic give it a shake then blow out with an air line
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But they will smell of G&T, mmm not a bad thing.
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tomcat !!!!!! whisky from aldi ??? vodka from lidyl ????? now cheap gin & tonic ?????? is there an ending to all this ???????????? regards mozzBut they will smell of G&T, mmm not a bad thing.
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Oh no, it's got to be Gordons and Schwepps.
how you doing ? getting enough ? cake I mean
